What does Chapter 46 identify as the primary sign of surrendering to Sai, and what does the state of 'Gururpan' involve?

According to the teachings in Chapter 46, the single most important sign that a seeker's mind is surrendered at Sai's feet is that they become inclined towards peace and thrive in complete devotion. This state of offering to the Guru, referred to as 'Gururpan', is described as the point where knowledge is gained along with 'Viveka' (discrimination), enabling the individual to maintain focus on their true self. The chapter further elaborates that 'Gururpan' encompasses several elements: loving devotion to the Guru is 'Dharma', understanding that 'all this is Me' is 'Knowledge', and having an aversion to worldly things is 'Detachment', which leads to the cessation of worldly life.