Based on this story, what is the significance of undertaking a pilgrimage when the opportunity arises naturally?

The story from Chapter 46 highlights the principle of seizing spiritual opportunities that present themselves naturally. When Madhavrao felt it was appropriate to visit Kashi-Gaya since he was already traveling, Baba affirmed this by saying, "What happens naturally without effort should certainly be achieved without fail." This idea is further exemplified by Apa Kote, who, despite having no money, wished to "wash his hands in the flowing Ganga" by joining the trip. His desire was fulfilled through Madhavrao's help, suggesting that when a spiritual opportunity arises organically, divine grace ensures the means and companionship are provided.