What's the story behind the author being called 'Hemadpant' and why is it mentioned in the book?

The author of the 'Sai Leela' book promises to tell the story of how he was named 'Hemadpant' to satisfy the reader's curiosity. As mentioned in Chapter 2, the name 'Hemadpant' appears at the end of every chapter, naturally making readers wonder about its origin. The author introduces this sub-story after quoting Sai Baba's advice to avoid dualistic explanations and argumentation. He describes his former self as mischievous, cynical, critical, and prone to argumentation, with a mind driven by logic and pride in his own wisdom. He presents the telling of this naming story as an inspiration from Sai himself, assuring that it will reveal its own appropriateness within the larger narrative of Sai's life before the main story continues.