The text describes an incident where the author was compelled to finish a reading. What does this story reveal about Baba's priorities for his devotees?

The author recounts a personal experience that highlights Baba's emphasis on completing devotional practices. As told in Chapter 18, the author was in the middle of reading the Bhagavat when he decided to put the book aside and run to the Masjid, eager to hear Baba's stories directly. However, Baba was not pleased that the reading had been left 'in distress.' In what the author calls a 'great marvel,' Baba insisted that he go back and read the remaining part of the Bhagavat. This incident reveals that Baba prioritized the disciplined practice of reading sacred texts for the welfare of his devotees, seeing it as a crucial path to grace, and his love overflowed when such duties were fulfilled.