Can you explain the series of fortunate events that enabled Kakasaheb Dixit's journey to Shirdi when he was feeling restless?

When Kakasaheb Dixit was feeling very restless and eager to travel to Shirdi, a remarkable series of events unfolded, which seemed orchestrated by a higher power. As Chapter 51 describes, Madhavrao Deshpande was unexpectedly summoned to Nagar by a telegram about his supposedly ill mother-in-law. Upon his arrival, he was spotted by Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre, who knew of Dixit's desire and directed Madhavrao to him. Madhavrao then discovered his mother-in-law was actually in good health. This chain of events, which brought the 'priest of Shirdi' directly to the devotee who needed him, is presented as a clear example of how the Almighty responds to a devotee's strong desire.