Was Balasaheb Deo's inability to maintain a daily reading schedule unique to the Dnyaneshwari, or did it apply to other texts as well?

The difficulty Balasaheb Deo faced was specifically with the Dnyaneshwari. Chapter 41 notes that he was able to maintain other reading habits. For instance, it mentions that he read one chapter of the Bhagavad Gita daily as a rule. Furthermore, during his three-month leave, the text states that "other regular books were read." The problem was that while his resolution for other books held, the one for the Dnyaneshwari would not continue without interruption. This contrast highlights the peculiar nature of the obstacle, which was unique to this one specific scripture and caused him considerable distress.