What does it mean to achieve 'Gururpan' or surrender at Sai's feet, according to the teachings in Chapter 46?

Based on the verses in Chapter 46, 'Gururpan', or offering oneself to the Guru, is described as the state of being at the Guru's feet where one's focus remains on the true self, guided by knowledge gained with 'Viveka' (discrimination). The chapter provides a clear sign that the mind is surrendered at Sai's feet: the seeker becomes inclined towards peace and thrives in a state of complete devotion. This surrender is a comprehensive act, involving the offering of one's body, speech, and mind. The text defines this loving devotion as 'Dharma' and the realization that 'all this is Me' as the secret of 'Knowledge,' which are core components of this state of complete surrender and self-realization.