Based on Chapter 49, what distinguishes a true devotee from someone who is not?

Chapter 49 draws a very clear distinction between a true devotee and others. It states unequivocally that the one who is "completely devoid of ego truly possesses 'Devotee-hood.'" Conversely, a person who has "complete pride in his body does not deserve the title of 'Devotee.'" The chapter further criticizes those who possess the arrogance of knowledge, the pride of superiority, and are an "abode of hypocrisy," questioning their prestige. The text also laments those who do not lovingly sing their Guru's fame or listen to it, calling them the "personification of dull-wittedness." Ultimately, the chapter teaches that humility and freedom from ego are the core requirements for true devotion.