Analyze the series of events leading to Dixit's journey to Shirdi as an example of Sai Baba's divine intervention.

The events leading to Kakasaheb Dixit's journey are presented as a powerful example of Sai's divine arrangement, or leela. Chapter 51 describes how Dixit's deep longing for Baba's darshan was met with a series of 'strange coincidences'. First, Madhavrao Deshpande of Shirdi appears just when a companion is needed. Second, a sacred portrait of Baba, one deeply revered by the devotee Megha, happens to be at Mirikar's house, having been sent from Shirdi for repairs. It is unveiled at the perfect moment for Dixit to see. The text explicitly notes that it seemed as if Baba himself had come to Mirikar's house on this pretext to fulfill Dixit's wish, turning a simple journey into a profound spiritual experience from its very inception.