Explain the concept of the Sadguru's grace in overcoming the ego, using examples from Chapter 6.

Chapter 6 provides a detailed explanation of how the Sadguru's grace is essential for overcoming the ego. It describes the Guru's touch as having the unique power to burn the 'subtle body' (ego) to ashes. The chapter gives practical examples, noting that if a devotee's mind wanders into idle gossip, the Guru's grace grants stability to that 'nonsensical speech.' A more profound example comes from the author's writing process. He confesses that whenever his ego emerges while writing, Sai Baba 'suppresses it with His own hand' and bestows His divine power, enabling the work to be completed. This grace ultimately awakens the consciousness of 'Soham' ('I am He'), dissolving the sense of 'me and mine' and revealing the non-dual nature of reality, as taught in Chapter 6.