In what way does the devotee redefine their spiritual practices and scriptures in relation to Sai Baba?

The devotee completely centers their spiritual life on Sai Baba, redefining traditional practices through the lens of their devotion. As explained in Chapter 26, Baba's constant company is equated to the Vedas and other holy scriptures (Agama-Nigama). The daily listening of His life story serves as their sacred reading (Parayana), while the constant chanting of His name becomes their devotional singing. This passage shows that for the devout, the Guru himself becomes the living scripture and the focus of all meditation, providing a source of unwavering contentment that surpasses conventional religious observances.