What specific instructions and assurances did Sai Baba give to the author about compiling the stories?

In Chapter 2, Sai Baba provides clear instructions and powerful assurances. He begins by granting permission, saying, "A collection of stories, news, and experiences should indeed be made. Keep a record; it is good." He then gives the ultimate assurance by declaring that He himself would write the story, making the author a mere pretext. The primary instruction was for the author to dissolve his ego and surrender it completely. Furthermore, Baba advised him to continually remember the stories, as they would become a "resting place for the soul." He also warned against engaging in argumentation or trying to establish one's own side, emphasizing a path of pure devotion and surrender over intellectual debate.