Why is it considered difficult to describe Maharaj's qualities, and how were his life stories (Leelas) preserved?

The source material from Chapter 0 emphasizes that a true and complete description of Maharaj's Leelas and qualities is impossible, stating that trying to count the infinite qualities of the Infinite One is an act of 'childish intellect.' His qualities are considered as uncountable as the dust particles of the earth. Even so, it was believed that a collection of his Leelas would be beneficial to all. This task was undertaken by Annasaheb Dabholkar, who composed a large part of it in verses called Ovis. This work began with Maharaj's direct permission while he was still in the body, resulting in thirty-five completed chapters.