Based on Chapter 21, what is the relationship between divine grace and the ability to associate with Saints?

Chapter 21 clearly establishes that the company of Saints is not easily obtained and is directly linked to divine grace. The text states that this association is "not accessible to the unfortunate" and becomes easy only when "God’s grace is present." The author uses his own failure to visit the Siddha Pir Maulana as a prime example of how ill-luck, or a lack of grace, can act as a barrier. This narrative from Chapter 21 emphasizes that one's own efforts or proximity are not enough; a higher sanction is required. The union with a Saint is described as a difficult attainment that is made possible only through the dawn of good fortune, which itself is a manifestation of divine will.