How did Jog propose that Deo get Baba's permission to read the Dnyaneshwari, and why was this idea rejected?

When Balasaheb Deo explained his vow to only read the Dnyaneshwari upon Baba's direct order, Jog suggested a practical trick. As described in Chapter 41, Jog told Deo to bring the book, place it in Sai Baba's hands, and then when Baba gave it back, to consider that an implicit permission to start reading. However, Deo rejected this idea, stating, "I don't need any tricks; Baba knows my inner heart." He had firm faith that Baba would fulfill his wish by giving him a clear and explicit command to read, without needing any maneuvering on his part.