Analyze the theme of divine intervention versus coincidence in the narrative of Dixit's journey to Shirdi.

The narrative of Dixit's journey in Chapter 51 masterfully blurs the line between coincidence and divine intervention, suggesting the latter is at play. Events are consistently framed as more than just luck. For instance, the text asks, "why should this Shirdi portrait come here at this time?" after Dixit receives it just when he longed for darshan. Similarly, when the train problem is solved by a chance encounter, and they meet Nana Saheb Chandorkar at the station, these events are described as a "strange coincidence" and amazing. The narrative implies that the "capable Sai acted to fulfill" his devotee's desire, using these coincidences as a pretext to guide and assist them.