What specific pleas and prayers does the author make to Sai Baba in Chapter 26?

In Chapter 26, the author makes a deeply personal and surrender-focused prayer to Sai Baba. They ask Baba to make their intellect turn inward, grant them the ability to discriminate between the eternal and temporary, and foster detachment. The author pleads for unshakeable faith, a mind like a mirror for self-knowledge to manifest, and for this knowledge to be realized through personal experience. Ultimately, the prayer culminates in the total surrender of ego and body-consciousness, asking Baba to move them like a puppet according to His will.