Can you describe the journey and initial experiences of the sannyasi Vijayananda upon his arrival in Shirdi?

The story of the sannyasi Vijayananda is a key feature of Chapter 31. He was a devotee from Madras undertaking a pilgrimage to Mansarovar with plans to eventually go to Japan. Hearing about the renown of Sai Baba, he decided to stop in Shirdi for darshan. Upon arriving, he met Swami Somdevji of Haridwar, who described the journey to Mansarovar as extremely arduous, citing heavy snow, language barriers, and dangers for outsiders. As Chapter 31 narrates, this conversation left Vijayananda dejected and worried. Despite this, he went for Sai Baba's darshan and felt pleased, only to be confused when Baba suddenly became disturbed and ordered the assembly to send the sannyasi away.