Chapter 26 contains a profound prayer of surrender. What specific requests does the devotee make to Sai Baba to shed their ego and body-consciousness?

In a deep expression of devotion, the author of Chapter 26 makes several specific requests to achieve complete surrender. The prayer involves laying their ego at Sai Baba's feet, declaring that no 'me-ness' remains within them. The devotee asks Baba to take away their body-consciousness, stating they no longer need the knowledge of pleasure or pain. This surrender is so total that the author asks to be moved according to Baba's will, like a puppet. In a remarkable plea, the author even suggests that Baba Himself should become the devotee's 'me-ness,' taking on the experience of pleasure and pain so the devotee need not worry about them, thus achieving a state of ultimate union and peace.