What books were being read when the scorpion appeared, and what is their significance according to the author?

The scorpion incident took place during a nightly reading of the Bhavartha Ramayana. According to Chapter 22, this reading was a regular, unmissable routine for Kakasaheb Dixit, who also read the Nath Bhagavat during the day. The author holds these books, both by Saint Eknath, in very high regard, calling them the 'core essence of the ultimate goal' and an indicator of Sai's grace. He explains that these books shine with the 'triple flame of Self-knowledge, detachment, and ethics,' and that the nectar of wisdom within them can still one's threefold miseries and bring liberation.