How did events in the outside world, like the attack on Kashiram, manifest spiritually in Shirdi with Maharaj?

The source material provides a fascinating link between physical dangers faced by devotees and spiritual phenomena occurring around Maharaj in Shirdi. As described in Chapter 0, while Kashiram was being brutally attacked by thieves miles away, Maharaj was simultaneously 'creating a scene' in Shirdi. He was observed shouting, swearing, and showing other signs of intense agitation. The people nearby, familiar with his ways, immediately recognized that 'some dear devotee was in great danger' and that Maharaj's agitation was a manifestation of his power being used to protect that person. This illustrates a profound belief that Maharaj's spiritual state was directly connected to the well-being of his followers, allowing him to intervene and act as a 'Savior' even from a distance.