Can you describe the author's prayer of complete surrender to Sai Baba as detailed in this chapter?

Chapter 26 contains a deeply personal prayer of surrender from the author to Sai Baba. The author asks Baba to take away his ego and body-consciousness, stating a desire to be free from the knowledge of pleasure and pain. He implores Baba to move him according to His will, like a puppet, and to restrain his mind. In a powerful act of devotion, the author lays his 'me-ness' at Baba's feet, asking the Guru to take over the experience of pleasure and pain Himself. This prayer culminates in a plea for the restless mind to find peace and for love to be fixed solely on Sai.