How does the author in Chapter 26 describe the act of surrendering one's ego to Sai Baba?

The author's prayer in Chapter 26 is a powerful description of complete surrender. The text shows the author laying their ego at Sai Baba's feet, declaring that there is no 'me-ness' left in them. They ask Baba to take away their body-consciousness and the need to experience pleasure or pain, requesting to be moved like a puppet according to Baba's will. Going a step further, the author asks Baba to Himself become their 'me-ness,' taking on the experience of pleasure and pain so the author need not worry. This profound plea for the dissolution of the individual self into the Guru's will, as detailed in Chapter 26, represents the pinnacle of surrender.