Could you describe the specific problem Das Ganu faced with his book and the unconventional solution Baba offered?

Das Ganu, a devotee, was experiencing a severe writer's block while authoring the 'Ishavasya-Bhavartha-Bodhini.' He explained to Baba that his pen faltered and his mind was filled with insurmountable doubts, rendering his efforts useless. He pleaded with Baba to unravel the issue. As detailed in chapter 20, Baba's solution was highly unconventional. Instead of providing a direct theological explanation, he simply offered a blessing and a prophecy. Baba told Das Ganu, "When you go back to the place you came from, That Kaka’s maidservant will resolve the doubt." This was a perplexing solution, as Kaka's maidservant was not expected to have any scriptural education, but it set the stage for one of Baba's divine plays, or "Lilas."