What is the author's personal reflection and purpose for writing as stated at the beginning of Chapter 43?

In the introduction to Chapter 43, the author, Hemad, expresses his profound devotion and surrenders to Sai Baba. He states his purpose is to complete the description of Sai's passing. Hemad believes that the 'wonderful love' for Sai is created by the Almighty himself. He humbly notes that he is merely sketching the life story, and it is Sai who grants the devotion and love, increases the story's greatness, and gives glory to devotional practices. He posits that remembering the glory of saints is the easiest means to purify the inner self and wash away accumulated sins, which is why he continues the sacred narrative.