How does Chapter 9 use the example of the Noolkar and Dixit families to illustrate the importance of following Baba's specific commands?

A note within Chapter 9 provides an excellent example of why following Sai Baba's specific instructions was crucial. The families of Tatyasaheb Noolkar and Bhausaheb Dixit were preparing to leave Shirdi. Baba told them, "Go tomorrow morning and eat at Kopargaon before leaving!" In their rush to catch the train, they reached Kopargaon but went to the station without eating as the meal wasn't ready. However, they discovered the train was delayed by an hour and a half. This delay, as detailed in Chapter 9, provided them the exact window of time needed to send for their food and eat, perfectly aligning with Baba's original instruction and demonstrating the hidden wisdom in his commands.