What is considered 'true worship' of Sai, and what common mistakes do devotees make?

According to Chapter 45, true worship is defined as devotion to Sai with all of one's senses fully engaged. It warns against the common pitfall of divided attention, which is merely superficial worship. The text provides vivid examples of this mistake, such as looking at Sai's idol with the eyes while the speech is locked, hearing His praise while the tongue is preoccupied with the taste of mangoes, or touching His feet while the mind still desires the comfort of soft beds. True devotion requires complete presence, as one who is separated from Sai for even a moment cannot truly be called a Sai-devotee.