How does the devotee in Chapter 26 express the idea of surrendering their ego and personal will to Sai Baba?

The concept of complete surrender is a central theme in the prayer found in Chapter 26. The devotee explicitly states, "I lay my ego at Your feet; from now on, You look after Your own—there is no 'me-ness' left in me." This is followed by a plea to take away body-consciousness and the experience of pleasure and pain, asking Baba to "move me according to Your will like a puppet." This profound act of surrender signifies the devotee's desire to dissolve their individual identity and will, allowing the Guru to become the sole operator of their life, thereby freeing them from the worries of worldly existence.