Why does the Sai Satcharitra focus so exclusively on Sai Baba instead of providing stories about other great souls?

The Sai Satcharitra's exclusive focus on Sai Baba is a core aspect of its spiritual purpose, as detailed in Chapter 50. The book aims to cultivate a state of "unbroken non-duality" where the devotee's consciousness merges with Sai. It instructs the reader to hold humility and perceive Sai in their heart, so that all tendencies of the senses become "Sai-form," like waves merging into the ocean. The text seeks to guide the devotee towards a "natural state" (Sahaj-sthiti) where the pulse of "I" and "You" ceases to exist. According to this chapter, Sai is not just the subject but also the true speaker and listener of the narrative. This singular focus is intentional, designed to purify the heart through the awakening of devotion to one Saint, rather than cataloging the lives of many.