The author of the book describes an instance where Baba made him finish reading a story. What does this incident reveal about Baba's character?

This personal anecdote from Chapter 18 reveals Sai Baba's deep commitment to the spiritual discipline and welfare of his devotees. The author had left a reading of the Bhagavat unfinished to go listen to Baba's stories at the Masjid. However, Baba perceived that the author's spiritual benefit lay in completing the sacred text. He insisted that the author return and finish the reading. The author recalls this with overflowing love, viewing it as a 'great marvel.' This incident shows that Baba prioritized the structured practice of studying scriptures and would use his power and grace to ensure his devotees followed through, even when they were distracted.