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

In Chapter 49, the author uses a powerful metaphor to explain his motivation for writing. He compares the experience of Sai's divine qualities to tasting sweet delicacies. He expresses that one cannot truly enjoy such a feast alone; its sweetness turns bland without the company of friends and virtuous people. This thought, as he explains, took root in his soul, leading to the creation of this "culinary arrangement of essence." Therefore, his primary motivation is to share the bliss and sweetness of Sai's stories with a circle of listeners, believing that this act of sharing doubles the joy for everyone.