How did the events surrounding Kakasaheb Dixit's attempt to travel to Shirdi illustrate the theme of 'human planning versus divine will'?

The story of Kakasaheb Dixit's journey powerfully illustrates the theme of human planning versus divine will. After finishing his election work, Dixit became consumed with anxiety about how to get to Shirdi, respectfully asking the Mirikars for help and worrying about who would accompany him. As Chapter 51 explains, while humans were making their plans, "God has another plan." Just as Dixit sat worried, an "unexpected event" occurred: Madhavrao arrived in Nagar due to a family emergency. This arrival is explicitly framed as the Almighty feeling compassion and responding to the devotee's strong desire, overriding human anxieties and arrangements.