What devotional equivalents for traditional spiritual practices are mentioned in Chapter 26?

Chapter 26 presents a unique perspective where all traditional spiritual practices are reframed and centered entirely around the Guru, Sai Baba. The author declares that Baba's "constant company is our Vedas and scriptures," effectively replacing scriptural study with the Guru's presence. Similarly, the act of sacred reading, or Parayana, is fulfilled by the "daily listening of Your life-story." The chapter continues this theme by stating that the "unceasing chanting of Your name is our devotional singing" and daily meditation. This passage from Chapter 26 illustrates a devotional path where the relationship with the Guru supplants and enriches all other spiritual disciplines, becoming the devotee's sole source of contentment and practice.