Based on Chapter 26, what is the role of the Guru in a disciple's spiritual journey, and what should the disciple's attitude be?

According to the teachings in Chapter 26, the Guru holds the ultimate role in a disciple's spiritual awakening, as "only the Guru is capable of granting the knowledge of Truth to a disciple." The disciple's role is one of complete surrender and unshakeable faith. The text emphasizes laying one's ego at the Guru's feet and allowing the Guru to guide every action, like a puppet master. As the author vows in the chapter, one must "keep such unshakeable faith in the words of the Guru." This relationship is foundational, as the Guru's grace is what ultimately leads to the personal experience of self-knowledge.