Does the book's failure to mention other prominent saints imply that Sai Baba's followers should consider him superior?

The Sri Sai Satcharita does not promote a hierarchy of saints but rather illustrates universal spiritual principles through the life of Sai Baba. Chapter 19 reminds us, "'Allah-Malik, Allah-Malik' (God is the Master)," indicating that all devotion is directed towards one supreme reality. The specific stories and individuals who appear in the text are explained as being due to the "ties of past debts (Rinanubandha)" that brought them into Baba's orbit. The ultimate goal, as the book suggests, is to attain "spiritual wealth," not to engage in comparisons. The focus is on the teaching, not on exclusivity, showing that the path to God is one, even if the guides seem many.