According to Chapter 49, what qualities define a true devotee, and what characteristics are seen as undesirable?

Chapter 49 provides a clear distinction between a true devotee and others. It states that a person who has "complete pride in his body does not deserve the title of 'Devotee.'" The chapter emphasizes that true "Devotee-hood" belongs to the one who is "completely devoid of ego." The text strongly criticizes undesirable traits such as the arrogance of knowledge, the pride of superiority, and hypocrisy. As described in Chapter 49, those who possess these qualities are merely an "abode of hypocrisy" and lack true prestige in a spiritual sense. The key to being a devotee is humility and the absence of ego.