What specific spiritual gifts or states of being does the author ask for from Sai Baba in this chapter?

In the devotional passages of Chapter 26, the author makes several specific requests to Sai Baba for spiritual progress. He prays for his intellect to become inward-facing and for the gift of discrimination between the eternal and the temporary. He asks for unshakeable faith in the Guru's words and for his mind to become pure like a mirror, so that self-knowledge may manifest within it. Crucially, the author implores Baba to make this knowledge meaningful through direct personal experience, seeking the ultimate 'gift of the natural state of union (Sayujya)' and asking for his restless mind to finally find peace and be fixed at Baba's feet.