Based on Chapter 26, what does it mean for a devotee to surrender their ego to Sai Baba?

In Chapter 26, surrendering one's ego to Sai Baba is portrayed as a total and complete act of devotion. It involves the devotee consciously laying their ego at the Guru's feet, declaring that no 'me-ness' remains. The author prays, 'Move me according to Your will like a puppet, and restrain my mind,' signifying a desire to relinquish all personal agency. This surrender extends to body-consciousness and the experience of pleasure and pain, with the devotee asking Baba to take on these experiences Himself. As described in Chapter 26, this act of surrender is about finding ultimate peace and stability for the restless mind at the Guru's feet, trusting Him completely for one's welfare.