The author recounts an instance where he prioritized hearing Baba's stories over reading a book. What was Baba's reaction and what does it signify?

In Chapter 18, the author shares a personal story where he was reading the Bhagavat but interrupted himself to run to the Masjid, eager to hear Baba's live stories. He had only read half a story before leaving the book aside. The text reveals that this action did not please Baba. Despite the author's desire to be in his physical presence, Baba's mind was focused on the incomplete reading. Consequently, Baba insisted that the author go back and read the remaining part of the Bhagavat. This incident is described as a 'great marvel' and signifies the immense importance Baba placed on the disciplined and complete reading of sacred scriptures, sometimes even prioritizing it over listening to his own discourses.