According to Chapter 49, what qualities define a true devotee, and what negative traits are they supposed to avoid?

Chapter 49 provides a clear definition of a genuine devotee by contrasting it with undesirable traits. It teaches that true "Devotee-hood" belongs to a person who is completely devoid of ego and pride in their physical body. Conversely, the chapter criticizes those who possess arrogance of knowledge, a pride of superiority, and are described as an "abode of hypocrisy." It also states that those who fail to lovingly sing their Guru's fame are the "personification of dull-wittedness." Ultimately, the text emphasizes that developing a love for the Guru's feet is a devotee's only true wealth.