How does the story of the lady from Berhampur illustrate the way Sai Baba would draw his devotees to Shirdi?

The tale of the lady from Berhampur provides a powerful example of what Chapter 28 calls Sai's "extraordinary maya." Baba initiated contact not in person, but through a vivid dream in which he appeared at her door in Berhampur asking for khichdi. This vision sparked an intense desire for his darshan. The narrative describes her as a "chick" that was "brought to Shirdi by Baba, binding it." This illustrates how Baba would plant a seed of devotion from afar, creating an undeniable pull that would eventually lead a devotee to undertake a journey, like the one this couple made from Akola, to be in his physical presence.