I asked about my patron saint and you said the Satcharitra doesn't mention them. Is the book incomplete? Why shouldn't I just look elsewhere?

The Sai Satcharitra's value is not in its comprehensiveness but in its depth of devotion to Sai, a concept Chapter 50 thoroughly explores. The text uses an analogy, suggesting that one who finds a pearl should not discard it because of its shell. In this context, the "pearl" is the opportunity for devotion to Sai. Chapter 50 emphasizes that the primary goal is not intellectual knowledge about many saints but the purification of the heart, which occurs when "the awakening of devotion to the Saint" happens. It places this devotion above even the desire for liberation. The book argues that "merit sprouts from hearing the stories" of Sai, and hearing them with a one-pointed mind allows the listener to realize the supreme goal. Therefore, its singular focus is presented as its greatest strength.