From Ramgir Buwa's perspective, how did his request to visit his village unexpectedly become a divine mission?

From what we can gather in Chapter 33, Ramgir Buwa approached Sai Baba for a simple and routine purpose: to get permission and blessings to visit his home village in Khandesh. However, his personal trip was transformed into a divine errand. After he touched Baba's feet and made his request, Baba lovingly called him "Bapugir" and granted permission, but with a significant detour. He was tasked with being Baba's messenger, instructed to first travel to Jamner, a different location, to deliver life-saving Udi and a special Aarti to Nana Chandorkar. Thus, his simple, personal journey was elevated into an instrument of Baba's grace to aid another devotee in desperate need.