What was the perspective of the author who ultimately wrote the summary in Chapter 53?

The author who completed the book expressed profound humility and a sense of inadequacy for the task. As described in Chapter 53, he felt his "mind became dejected" at the prospect of writing the summary. He describes himself as a "fool with a dull intellect, having no scent of knowledge" and incapable of composing poetry on his own. He firmly believed that his only support was the grace of the Guru, stating that Sai Baba himself would be the one to write the summary, with his own mouth being "merely an instrument." This demonstrates his complete surrender and reliance on divine inspiration to finish the sacred work.