What specific forms of worship and daily devotional practice are described for a follower in Chapter 26?

Chapter 26 outlines a deeply personal and continuous form of worship. For the devotee, Sai Baba's constant company is considered their scriptures (Vedas). The daily listening of His life story serves as their sacred reading (Parayana), and the unceasing chanting of His name is their devotional singing and daily meditation. The chapter also elevates internal worship above external rituals. The author describes washing Baba's feet with "warm tears of joy," applying the "sandalwood paste of pure love," and clothing Him with "true faith." This internal ritual, offered with a focused mind, is seen as the way to please Baba and achieve the true fruit of life.