According to Chapter 49, what defines a true devotee, and what characteristics are considered detrimental to devotion?

In Chapter 49, a clear distinction is made about the qualities of a devotee. The text asserts that true "Devotee-hood" belongs to the one who is "completely devoid of ego." Conversely, a person who "has complete pride in his body does not deserve the title of 'Devotee.'" The chapter further criticizes those filled with an "arrogance of knowledge and the pride of superiority" or who are an "abode of hypocrisy." Therefore, humility and egolessness are presented as the essential virtues for a devotee, while pride and arrogance are depicted as significant spiritual failings.