Can you elaborate on the author's prayer of complete surrender to Sai Baba in Chapter 26?

Chapter 26 contains a profound prayer of surrender where the author completely yields his identity to Sai Baba. He asks Baba to take away his body-consciousness, stating he no longer needs the knowledge of pleasure or pain. The author explicitly lays his ego at Baba's feet, declaring that there is no "me-ness" left in him and that Baba should look after him. He goes as far as to ask Baba to move him like a puppet, restrain his mind, or even become his "me-ness" and experience life's joys and sorrows on his behalf. This prayer, as detailed in Chapter 26, is a plea for his restless mind to find ultimate peace and for his love to be fixed solely on Baba.