What specific requests does the author make to Sai Baba in the prayer detailed in Chapter 26?

In a heartfelt prayer within Chapter 26, the author makes several specific requests to Sai Baba for spiritual progress. He asks Baba to make his intellect turn inward, grant him the ability to discriminate between the eternal and the temporary, and foster detachment. As detailed in this chapter, he surrenders his ego at Baba's feet, asking to be moved like a puppet according to Baba's will and to have his body-consciousness taken away. The author even requests that Baba Himself become his "me-ness," taking on the experience of pleasure and pain so the devotee no longer has to worry about them, seeking complete surrender.