My chosen deity isn't named in the Satcharita. How can I apply the book's teachings to my own spiritual practice?

The Satcharita offers a beautiful framework for any devotee, regardless of their chosen deity. Chapter 19 contains the secret to this, quoting the Bhagavad Gita: "'Those who think of Me with undivided attention'—...Govinda provides the well-being and security (Yogakshema) of those who are thus constantly united." This means you should continue your practice with an undivided heart. The author provides a perfect example: he resolved to chant Rama's name, and Sai Baba immediately gave encouragement by orchestrating a song about Rama to be sung in his hearing. This demonstrates that if you sincerely perform your spiritual exercises, the Guru's grace will support you, just as Baba told the wrestler, "You start doing the exercises... I am standing behind you with a bowl."