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

Chapter 49 provides a clear distinction between a true devotee and one who is not. A true devotee is described as someone completely devoid of ego and pride in their body. Such a person possesses true "Devotee-hood." In contrast, the chapter states that someone who has the arrogance of knowledge, the pride of superiority, and is an abode of hypocrisy has no prestige. It also criticizes those who do not sing the fame of their Guru with love, calling them the personification of dull-wittedness. The text emphasizes that love for the Guru's feet is the only true wealth.