How did Kakasaheb Dixit react when he first saw the portrait of Sai Baba, and what was the significance of this event?

According to the account in Chapter 51, when Kakasaheb Dixit first saw the portrait of Sai Baba, he was completely overwhelmed with joy and immediately looked at it with a prostration. His eyes were described as being transfixed by the beautiful and holy photograph. The significance of this event was profound for Dixit because he had been longing for Baba's darshan, and the sudden appearance of His very image felt like a direct fulfillment of his heartfelt wish. The narrative emphasizes this as a strange and wonderful coincidence, suggesting that the capable Sai had orchestrated this moment to bring delight to his devotee, making it seem as if Baba Himself had come to Mirikar's house on this pretext.