The text states Sai is loving towards devotees with a 'true taste for spiritual matters.' How does Balasaheb Deo's experience with the Dnyaneshwari exemplify this?

The story of Balasaheb Deo is presented as a prime example of Sai's love for his devotees. Chapter 41 explains that Sai wards off difficulties for those who have a true taste for spiritual matters. Deo's persistent desire to read the Dnyaneshwari, despite repeated failures and internal obstacles, demonstrates his deep spiritual yearning. His ultimate decision to surrender the issue to Sai, vowing to read only upon receiving a direct command, showcases his immense faith. This entire situation, a devotee's deep spiritual desire meeting a block that only the Guru can remove, perfectly illustrates the dynamic of how Sai gives devotees the 'company of self-bliss' by resolving their spiritual difficulties.