How does Chapter 49 describe the qualities of a true devotee versus someone who is not?

Chapter 49 provides a stark contrast between a genuine devotee and one who is not. It teaches that the defining quality of a true devotee, one who possesses "Devotee-hood," is being "completely devoid of ego" and having no pride in one's physical body. Conversely, the chapter is critical of those who do not deserve the title of devotee. These individuals are described as having "the arrogance of knowledge and the pride of superiority" and being an "abode of hypocrisy." Furthermore, Chapter 49 characterizes those who do not lovingly sing their Guru's fame or listen to it as the "personification of dull-wittedness," emphasizing that true devotion is rooted in humility and praise for the Guru.