The text mentions Tukaram performed a thousand readings on Bhamchandra hill. What was his specific reason for choosing that particular hill?

The provided passages from Chapter 18 do not specify why Tukaram chose Bhamchandra hill for his solitary readings. The text highlights the sweetness of the book he was reading, which inspired him to perform a thousand readings, but the motivation for selecting that specific location is not mentioned. Chapter 18 focuses more on the books Baba had his devotees read, such as the Uddhava Gita and Nath Bhagawat, and how He orchestrated these reading sessions for the spiritual benefit of His followers, like Bapusaheb Jog in Sathe's Wada.