According to Chapter 26, how does a devotee redefine their spiritual practices in relation to Sai Baba?

In Chapter 26, the devotee completely redefines their spiritual practices, centering them entirely on Sai Baba. The text explains that the devotee's Vedas and scriptures become Baba's constant company, and the daily sacred reading (Parayana) is simply listening to His life story. Furthermore, the unceasing chanting of Baba's name becomes their devotional singing and daily meditation. This profound shift, as detailed in Chapter 26, illustrates a form of devotion where every spiritual act is an expression of love and connection to the Guru, making external rituals secondary to the internal experience of His presence.