What was Bapusaheb Jog's specific role and daily routine regarding the reading of scriptures in Shirdi?

Bapusaheb Jog was given a specific and important assignment by Sai Baba to facilitate the spiritual growth of devotees. According to Chapter 18, his primary role was to conduct daily readings (Parayana) of sacred books, particularly the Jnaneshwari and Nath Bhagawat. His routine was disciplined and consistent. After his afternoon meal, Jog would first go to the Masjid to meet Baba. There, he would bow at Baba's feet, receive Udi, and formally ask for permission to commence the day's reading. Once permission was granted, he would go to Sathe’s Wada, where he would read the texts with great joy and provide explanations of their meaning to the assembled listeners, many of whom were sent there directly by Baba. This daily practice was of great use to the devotees and was a key part of the spiritual activities in Shirdi.