The book doesn't seem to mention my specific problem. How should I approach reading the Satcharitra to find a solution?

Chapter 50 provides profound guidance on how to approach reading the Satcharitra, especially when seeking something not explicitly stated. The text suggests you should not see yourself as separate from the book or its subject, Sai. It advises, 'The subject of reading, the act of reading, and the reader—see them as one state.' By holding humility and perceiving Sai in your heart while reading, the mind becomes one-pointed. Chapter 50 explains this state of non-duality is what makes the reading fruitful, allowing the tendencies of the senses to become 'Sai-form.' The solution lies not in finding a literal answer, but in the transformation that occurs through devoted, attentive reading.