What is the philosophical significance of Sai Baba's statement, 'I myself shall write my own story'?

Sai Baba's declaration that He Himself would write His own story carries deep philosophical weight regarding the nature of divine action and ego dissolution. As explained in Chapter 2, this statement positions the human author as a mere instrument, or "pretext," for a divine will. The prerequisite was the author's complete surrender and the dissolving of his ego. Baba elaborated, "When the ego is dissolved... I myself shall enter with 'I-ness' and write with my own hand." This illustrates the advanced spiritual concept that true creative and spiritual work is not accomplished by the individual 'I' but flows through the individual once the ego's barrier is removed, allowing the divine consciousness to manifest and act directly.