What was the author's primary motivation for sharing Sai Baba's stories with others as described in Chapter 49?

In Chapter 49, the author explains his motivation using the analogy of a feast. He describes the experience of Sai's stories as tasting "sweet delicacies." This experience creates a desire to share the joy, because "the bliss of the self-essence doubles" when shared with a circle of listeners. He feels that one cannot enjoy such a wonderful feast alone, as its sweetness would turn bland without friends. This thought took deep root in his soul, leading him to create the Satcharitra, which he calls a "culinary arrangement of essence," in order to share these unfathomable stories with fellow devotees.