What is the meaning behind the author's metaphor of a 'culinary arrangement of essence' and sharing sweet delicacies in Chapter 49?

In Chapter 49, the author uses the metaphor of a feast of sweet delicacies to explain his motivation for sharing Sai's stories. The "sweet delicacies" represent the bliss and spiritual sweetness he experiences from contemplating Sai's qualities and Leelas. He feels that this experience should not be enjoyed alone. Just as a sweet dish tastes bland if not shared with friends, the author believes the spiritual bliss he feels must be shared with the "circle of listeners." This act of sharing, which he calls a "culinary arrangement of essence," is intended to bring others to the feast so that the collective joy and bliss can be doubled.