Based on Sai's teachings, how can a person avoid the spiritual pitfalls associated with argumentation and intellectual pride?

In Chapter 2, Sai Baba provides clear guidance on how to avoid the spiritual traps of argumentation and intellectual pride. He advises against the useless effort of trying to establish one's own side or refute another's, and cautions against engaging in dualistic explanations. The text explains that a mind focused on argumentation is filled with ignorance and Maya, lacking the purity needed for self-knowledge. Such a person, filled with bad thoughts and false logic, is devoured by ignorance and finds only unhappiness. The implied practice is to cultivate a state of non-argumentative acceptance, which is more conducive to spiritual growth and happiness.