How does the narrative in Chapter 51 suggest that the events leading to Dixit's journey were a result of divine will rather than mere coincidence?

Chapter 51 consistently frames the events surrounding Dixit's journey as the direct intervention of Sai Baba's will. The narration explicitly contrasts human intentions with a higher power, stating, 'While man makes their plans, God has another plan.' It highlights how 'the Almighty felt compassion' for the devotee's strong desire. The text then poses rhetorical questions to emphasize the unlikeliness of these coincidences, asking why the Shirdi portrait would arrive in Nagar at that exact time and remain covered until Dixit was present. The narrator concludes that 'the capable Sai acted to fulfill' Dixit's heartfelt wish, implying that Baba had orchestrated the entire scenario, even using the pretense of the portrait repair to manifest His presence. This interpretation portrays the events not as random luck but as a divinely guided path set in motion for the devotee.