How did Balasaheb Deo's experience with reading the Dnyaneshwari compare to his experience with other books?

Balasaheb Deo's experience with the Dnyaneshwari was puzzlingly different from his reading of other texts. According to Chapter 41, he had no trouble reading other books regularly; in fact, during a three-month leave, he read various other books comfortably. However, a strange block occurred specifically with the Dnyaneshwari. Despite his strong desire, whenever he picked it up, doubts would arise, and the reading remained superficial. This contrast highlighted the unique nature of his spiritual obstacle, as his discipline and ability were sufficient for other literary pursuits but failed him with the one text he most wanted to study.