What is the main prayer or plea made by the author to Sai Baba in the beginning of Chapter 26?

The main plea in the early part of Chapter 26 is a deep and earnest prayer for spiritual transformation and realization, guided by Sai Baba. After establishing the illusory nature of the world, the author prays to Baba, asking Him to turn their intellect inward and bestow the ability to discriminate between the eternal and the temporary. The author acknowledges their own ignorance and reliance on false logic, as mentioned in Chapter 26, and prays for unshakeable faith in the Guru's words. The ultimate request is for Baba's grace to provide a direct, personal experience of self-knowledge, as intellectualism alone is deemed insufficient.