How do the events surrounding Dixit's trip to Shirdi demonstrate Sai Baba's divine planning, according to the Satcharita?

Chapter 51 presents the events leading to Kakasaheb Dixit's Shirdi trip not as mere coincidences but as a manifestation of Sai Baba's divine will. The text explicitly reflects on this, stating, "Just as Dixit’s heart felt, the capable Sai acted to fulfill it; it seemed as if He had come to Mirikar's house on this pretext." The sudden appearance of Madhavrao Deshpande, the timely presence of Baba's repaired portrait, and the unexpected help from the train guard are all framed as part of a larger, orchestrated plan. The narrative suggests that these were not random occurrences but Baba's 'leela' to fulfill his devotee's deep desire for darshan. The chapter even traces the origin of this attraction back to an earlier meeting with Nana in Lonavala, calling it the "seed-sowing" of this powerful pull towards Baba as a Guru.