How do the events described in the text illustrate Baba's divine intervention in fulfilling Dixit's desire to visit Shirdi?

The narrative strongly implies that a series of "strange coincidences" were actually the work of Sai Baba orchestrating events to fulfill Dixit's heartfelt desire. Chapter 51 describes how Dixit's longing for darshan was met even before he left for Shirdi. The sudden and timely appearance of Madhavrao, a Shirdi resident; the fact that a repaired portrait of Baba, sent from Shirdi, was present at Mirikar's house at that exact moment; and the way it was unveiled just for him, all pointed towards a divine plan. The text notes that "Just as Dixit’s heart felt, the capable Sai acted to fulfill it," suggesting that Baba had come to Mirikar's house on this pretext to arrange everything perfectly for his devotee's journey.