What was the author's motivation for writing and sharing the stories in the Sai Satcharitra, as explained in Chapter 49?

The author's motivation, as detailed in Chapter 49, is rooted in the desire to share spiritual bliss with others. He uses an analogy of a feast, explaining that a sweet delicacy is not enjoyable alone and its sweetness is enhanced when shared with friends and virtuous people. This thought of sharing the "culinary arrangement of essence" with the circle of listeners took root in his soul. Furthermore, the author states that Sai Baba Himself prompted him to write the Satcharita for the benefit of His own devotees and also for the author's "own self-interest," suggesting a dual purpose of selfless service and personal spiritual fulfillment.