Why can't I find any stories about Saint Kabir in this text?

While the text may not feature stories of every saint, its core message is one of universal truth that encompasses the spirit of all saints. Chapter 19 powerfully conveys the idea of an all-pervading divinity, as captured in the song, "Rama inside, Rama outside, I see Sita-Rama in my dreams." This reflects a non-dual understanding where the divine is not limited to a single form. Furthermore, the text states, "The sense of difference like 'I and Thou' is the wall between Guru and disciple." This encourages us to look beyond names and forms to the underlying unity. The book's guidance is to hold mutual love in our hearts and experience contentment, a teaching that aligns with the path of any great soul.