According to Chapter 49, what are the defining characteristics of a true devotee, and what qualities are condemned?

Chapter 49 draws a sharp distinction between genuine and false devotion. It teaches that a true devotee is one who is "completely devoid of ego." The text explicitly states that a person who has "complete pride in his body" or the "arrogance of knowledge" does not deserve the title of 'Devotee.' Such individuals, described as an "abode of hypocrisy," lack true prestige. Conversely, Chapter 49 celebrates humility and surrender, stating that love for the Guru's feet is the only true wealth. The chapter criticizes those who fail to sing their Guru's fame with love, labeling them as the "personification of dull-wittedness."