How does the story of Balasaheb Deo illustrate the concept of surrendering to a Guru's will in the face of personal spiritual obstacles?

The story of Balasaheb Deo in Chapter 41 serves as a powerful illustration of surrender. Deo faced a persistent personal obstacle: his inability to maintain a daily reading of the Dnyaneshwari, a practice he deeply valued. After numerous failed attempts left him distressed, he shifted his approach from one of self-effort to one of complete surrender. He made a firm resolve to not even attempt the reading until he received a direct command from his Guru, Sai Baba. By doing this, he was acknowledging the limits of his own will and placing the outcome entirely in Sai's hands, trusting that the Guru would provide the grace and the right timing for the practice to blossom.