Based on the story of Kakasaheb Dixit's journey, what can we learn about Sai Baba's method of drawing devotees to him?

The story of Kakasaheb Dixit's journey in Chapter 51 reveals that Sai Baba's method of drawing devotees is a subtle and powerful orchestration of events that feel like coincidences but are expressions of his divine will. The process begins with a seed of desire, such as Dixit's conversation with Nana. Baba then acts to fulfill the devotee's longing, as seen when His portrait miraculously appeared before Dixit. He removes obstacles from the devotee's path, exemplified by the unexpected arrangement of a first-class train cabin. Finally, Baba confirms his role in these events, as he did by telling Dixit, 'I too was waiting for you.' This narrative shows that for those who depend on him, Sai is the ultimate resting place, engineering circumstances to bring his devotees closer and grant them supreme happiness.