Describe the series of fortunate coincidences that led to Madhavrao Deshpande meeting Kakasaheb Dixit and them traveling together.

Chapter 51 describes a remarkable chain of events. Kakasaheb Dixit was in Nagar and very eager to go to Shirdi. Meanwhile, Madhavrao Deshpande, a resident of Shirdi, was also in town visiting his father-in-law. By a stroke of good fortune, Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre happened to see Madhavrao and immediately recognized him as the perfect person to accompany Dixit to Shirdi. They sent Madhavrao to Mirikar’s house to meet Dixit. This first meeting resulted in them making a plan to take the ten o'clock night train. The entire sequence, from the meeting to receiving Baba's portrait, was seen as a strange and wonderful coincidence orchestrated by Sai Baba to fulfill Dixit's desire.