How did Dixit's emotional state change regarding his trip to Shirdi, and what caused the change?

Initially, Dixit was in a state of great anxiety and worry. Chapter 51 describes that after his work in Nagar was finished, his 'only focus' was meeting Baba, and he was gripped by the 'overwhelming worry' of who would take him to Shirdi and place him at Baba's feet. This anxiety persisted even as he asked the Mirikars for help. The turning point came with the unexpected news of Madhavrao Deshpande's arrival in Nagar. Upon hearing that Madhavrao, the priest of Shirdi, was there, Dixit's 'worry vanished and he felt great satisfaction.' This news, delivered by Panshe and Gadre, transformed his emotional state from one of anxious uncertainty to joyful relief, as his path to Shirdi was now clear.