Can you explain the series of 'strange coincidences' that Kakasaheb Dixit experienced on his path to meeting Baba?

Kakasaheb Dixit's journey was marked by several events that the text describes as 'strange coincidences,' suggesting divine arrangement. The initial impetus was a conversation with Nana in Lonavala, which Chapter 51 calls the 'seed-sowing of this attraction towards Baba.' Following this, the 'all-captivating portrait' of Sai Baba, which had come from Shirdi, was suddenly uncovered at Mirikar's house precisely when Dixit was there, filling him with delight. Later, when their train to Shirdi was too crowded, an acquaintance appeared to arrange first-class seats. The culmination of these events was their unexpected meeting with Nana Saheb Chandorkar himself at Kopergaon station, who was also on his way for Baba's darshan, leaving all three amazed by the unlikeliness of it all.