According to Hemadpant, what defines a true devotee, and what spiritual practices are most important?

Hemadpant outlines a clear distinction between true and false devotion. He states in Chapter 49 that one who has pride in their body or arrogance of knowledge does not deserve the title of "Devotee." True "Devotee-hood" belongs only to the one who is completely devoid of ego. He emphasizes that love for the Guru's feet is the only real wealth. While practices like pilgrimages and sacrifices have merit, Hemadpant asserts that meditation on one's own Guru is the greatest of all spiritual disciplines. For a devotee, Sai should be the sole object of meditation and worship, a secret treasure to be cherished.