Analyze the internal and external obstacles that prevented Balasaheb Deo from maintaining his daily Dnyaneshwari reading, as detailed in the text.

The text from Chapter 41 outlines both internal and external hindrances to Balasaheb Deo's spiritual practice. Externally, the text vaguely mentions that "some obstacle or other would come," preventing his daily reading. However, the more significant obstacles were internal. These included a profound lack of inner connection, as "love did not arise within." Furthermore, whenever he attempted to read, "some doubts would arise in the heart," which made the reading feel superficial. This lack of genuine enthusiasm and spiritual taste for the text was the core issue, so much so that even a simple resolution to read five verses daily could not be maintained.