What forms of daily spiritual practice (sadhana) are described by the devotee in Chapter 26 of the Sai Satcharitra?

Chapter 26 outlines a unique and deeply personal set of spiritual practices centered entirely on the Guru, Sai Baba. The devotee declares that Baba's constant company serves as their Vedas and scriptures. Furthermore, as this chapter reveals, the daily listening of Baba's life story is considered their sacred reading (Parayana), and the "unceasing chanting" of His name is their form of devotional singing and meditation. For the true devotee, all traditional spiritual disciplines are replaced by practices that keep the mind constantly focused on the Guru, which they find to be their ultimate source of contentment and spiritual nourishment.