Based on the teachings in Chapter 26, what should a devotee's daily spiritual life consist of?

As described in Chapter 26, a devotee's daily life should be centered on constant remembrance of the Guru. The chapter suggests that true spiritual practice transcends formal rituals. For a devotee, the Guru's 'constant company is our Vedas and scriptures,' and 'the daily listening of Your life-story is our sacred reading (Parayana).' Furthermore, the 'unceasing chanting of Your name is our devotional singing' and the primary form of meditation. The goal is to avoid any happiness that might cause one to turn away from worship and to keep the mind fixed peacefully at the Guru's feet, which is the ultimate source of contentment.