How does the author describe the role and importance of the Guru in Chapter 26?

In Chapter 26, the author emphasizes that in the entire world, only the Guru is capable of granting the knowledge of Truth to a disciple. The author prays to Baba to make their intellect turn inward and grant the ability to discriminate between the eternal and the temporary. The text highlights that true awakening from the illusion of the world occurs through the Guru's word. The author pledges to keep unshakeable faith in the words of the Guru and Vedanta, recognizing that the Guru is the one who can destroy sorrow, grant peace, and lead the disciple to self-knowledge.