How does Sai Baba demonstrate his role as a divine 'puppeteer' in the lives of his devotees?

Sai Baba's role as a divine puppeteer, or 'Sutradhari', is illustrated by his ability to orchestrate events to provide guidance and support. Chapter 19 describes an instance where the author had just made a private resolve to chant the name of Rama. At that very moment, a devotee named Aurangabadkar began singing a song about Rama's omnipresence. The author reflects that no one knew his private intention, concluding that Baba himself must have pulled the strings to inspire that specific song at that precise time. This event is presented as direct proof of Baba's method, showing that we are all puppets and Mother Sai is the puppeteer who arranges circumstances to hand over a good practice without speaking himself.