Can you describe the prayer of surrender and the dissolution of 'me-ness' found in Chapter 26?

Chapter 26 contains a profound prayer for complete surrender of the ego. The devotee asks Sai Baba to take away their body-consciousness and the concerns of pleasure and pain, wanting to be moved like a puppet according to Baba's will. The prayer goes further, asking Baba to become the devotee's very 'me-ness' and to experience pleasure and pain on their behalf, thereby freeing the individual from all worry. This plea to lay the ego at the Guru's feet and the declaration that 'there is no me-ness left in me' signifies a deep desire for the dissolution of the individual self and achieving a state of union with the divine.