Describe the personal story the author shares about his own reading of the Bhagavat being interrupted and how Sai Baba responded.

In Chapter 18, the author shares a personal anecdote to illustrate Baba's deep reverence for scripture. The author was in the middle of reading the Bhagavat when the group decided to go to the Masjid. Eager to hear Baba's stories, he put the book aside and went along. However, this displeased Baba. The text explains that Baba found 'no satisfaction other than the Bhagavat, which had been left in distress.' Consequently, Baba insisted that the author immediately return and finish reading the remaining part of the text. The author reflects on this as a great marvel, a sign of Baba's overflowing love and his insistence on the disciplined completion of sacred duties.