Does Sai Baba offer a specific mantra or prayer for a devotee who is not mentioned by name in the sacred texts?

The provided passages do not specify a particular mantra for a devotee who is not named. However, they offer a profound teaching on the nature of divine support. Chapter 19 contains the secret of the Bhagavad Gita: for 'those who think of Me with undivided attention,' the Lord provides well-being and security. This principle is universal. Sai Baba's advice, as detailed in Chapter 19, is to focus on your own efforts with faith, as He says, "You start doing the exercises (Zor); leave the worry about milk entirely to me." This implies that sincere effort and constant remembrance are more important than finding a specific named prayer. The true mantra is a heart filled with devotion.