Can you summarize the personal prayer and the specific requests made to Sai Baba by the author in Chapter 26?

In a profound prayer found in Chapter 26, the author makes several requests to Sai Baba. They ask Baba to help them cultivate discrimination between the eternal and the temporary, and to foster detachment. The author prays to lay their ego at Baba's feet, asking to be moved according to His will like a puppet and to have their mind restrained. A key request is for the personal experience of spiritual knowledge, as the author notes that mere words are not enough. The ultimate plea is for the grace-given gift of the natural state of union (Sayujya) and for their restless mind to find peace at Baba's feet.