How does the narrative of Dixit's travel arrangements illustrate the theme of divine will overcoming human plans?

Chapter 51 powerfully illustrates the theme of divine will by contrasting human anxiety with a masterfully orchestrated divine plan. The chapter opens by stating, 'While man makes their plans, God has another plan.' Dixit was restless and worried, but the narrative shows how the 'Almighty felt compassion' for his desire. The sudden, seemingly coincidental events—a false telegram bringing Madhavrao to Nagar, a chance encounter with friends who knew of Dixit's plight, and the resolution of the travel issue—are all presented not as luck but as Baba's miracle. This sequence demonstrates how divine intervention seamlessly arranged circumstances to fulfill the devotee's wish, overriding the worries and uncertainties of human planning.