The Sai Satcharitra doesn't mention my favorite saint. Why is that, and what should I do?

While the Sai Satcharitra may not list every saint by name, Chapter 50 teaches us to see beyond specific forms and names. The text encourages a state of non-dual devotion where the distinctions of 'I' and 'You' cease to exist. It suggests that the true goal is not a catalog of saints but 'the awakening of devotion to the Saint,' which purifies the heart. The book is presented not as Hemadpant's work, but as Sai's own expression. Therefore, as advised in Chapter 50, when reading, you should see the reader, the act of reading, and the subject as one unified state in Sai. This way, the absence of a specific name becomes less important than the presence of Sai you perceive in your heart.