Why is a text like Shri Sai Satcharita considered more suitable for a 'Parayan' than other historical works mentioned?

The suitability of a text for Parayan hinges on its comprehensiveness, a quality the Shri Sai Satcharita possesses in abundance. As explained in Chapter 0, while other respected works like Shri Bhaktalilamrut exist, their biographies of any single saint are often not detailed, sometimes spanning only two or three pages. This brevity makes them less useful for an immersive, dedicated Parayan or Saptah. In contrast, the Shri Sai Satcharita is explicitly described as a detailed, poetic, and comprehensive biography, making it, alongside the Guru Charitra, one of the rare works perfectly structured for such profound devotional study and community practice.