How does Chapter 26 describe the devotee's complete surrender to the Guru?

In Chapter 26, the devotee expresses a desire for absolute surrender to Sai Baba. The prayer is to have one's ego laid at the Guru's feet, effectively erasing the sense of 'me-ness.' The devotee asks Baba to take away all body-consciousness and the associated experiences of pleasure and pain. As found in Chapter 26, the text contains the plea, 'Move me according to Your will like a puppet, and restrain my mind,' or alternatively, for the Guru Himself to become the devotee's 'me-ness.' This illustrates a profound state of devotion where the individual will is completely yielded to the divine will of the Sadguru, seeking only to have their love fixed upon Him.