How do the events surrounding Dixit's train journey to Kopergaon illustrate the theme of divine intervention?

The challenges and subsequent resolution of Dixit's train journey serve as a powerful example of divine intervention. According to Chapter 51, after deciding to travel by the ten o'clock night train, Dixit and Madhavrao found the second-class compartment packed to capacity. They were gripped with worry and even decided to postpone their trip. However, just at that moment, a train guard, who turned out to be an acquaintance of Dixit, appeared unexpectedly. He resolved their problem by making an arrangement for them to travel comfortably in the first-class carriage. This incident, where a seemingly insurmountable obstacle is effortlessly removed by a timely 'coincidence,' is framed as the capable Sai acting to ensure his devotee's journey to Shirdi proceeded without delay.