How does the narrative of Dixit's journey to Shirdi illustrate the theme of divine intervention in a devotee's life?

The story of Kakasaheb Dixit's journey to Shirdi, as recounted in Chapter 51, is a powerful illustration of Sai Baba's divine intervention, or 'lilas'. The events are presented as a chain of extraordinary coincidences that defy simple explanation. First, a sacred portrait of Baba, which had been sent for repair, is unveiled at the exact moment Dixit is present, fulfilling his heart's longing for darshan. Second, when a fully packed train threatens to derail their plans, an acquaintance unexpectedly appears as the train guard and provides them with first-class seats. Finally, upon arriving at Kopergaon, they unexpectedly meet Nana Saheb Chandorkar. The narrative frames these events not as random luck but as the capable Sai actively arranging circumstances to draw his devotee to him.