Can you describe the specific routine and individuals involved in the daily scriptural readings that Baba instituted in Shirdi?

The daily scriptural readings in Shirdi followed a specific routine orchestrated by Sai Baba. According to Chapter 18, Baba assigned this important task to devotees like Sakharam Hari Jog, also known as Bapusaheb Jog. Every day, after his afternoon meal, Jog would go to Baba to bow, take Udi, and receive permission to commence the reading. The readings of either the Jnaneshwari or the Nath Bhagawat would take place in Sathe's Wada, where Jog would not only read but also provide explanations of the meaning. Baba would actively send many devotees who came to see Him to the Wada to listen, making it a central part of their spiritual practice.