What is the author's motivation for writing the Sai Satcharitra, as described in Chapter 49?

The author's motivation, as explained in Chapter 49, stems from the immense bliss experienced from Sai's qualities and leelas. While acknowledging that silence is the best form of praise for the unfathomable Sadguru, the author cannot remain still. The experience is compared to tasting a sweet delicacy and feeling the desire to share it with a circle of listeners and friends. This desire to share the 'bliss of the self-essence' so that it doubles is what prompted the creation of this 'culinary arrangement of essence,' which is the book itself. The author also notes that Sai Himself gives the remembrance of His own stories to ensure the book's completion.