How did divine intervention play a role when Kakasaheb Dixit was anxious about his trip to Shirdi?

After completing his election work in Ahmednagar, Kakasaheb Dixit was consumed with anxiety about how he would get to Shirdi and who would introduce him to Sai Baba. Chapter 51 recounts his overwhelming worry and his respectful request to the Mirikars for assistance. The narrative emphasizes that while humans make their plans, God has another plan. This divine intervention became clear when, as Dixit sat worried and deep in thought, Madhavrao Deshpande unexpectedly arrived in Nagar. This event is presented as a sign of the Almighty's compassion, seeing the strong desire of the devotee.