How was a seemingly unfortunate accident in England described as an auspicious event for Kaka Saheb Dixit?

While in England, Kaka Saheb Dixit had an accident where his foot slipped, causing him to become lame. Chapter 4 describes this event in a unique light. Though it looked like bad luck on the surface, the text states it was, in result, a "Guru-Pushyamrit" yoga, which is a highly auspicious time. This physical lameness became the primary catalyst for his journey to Shirdi, as it led him to seek Sai Baba's darshan. Therefore, the accident is framed not as a misfortune but as a blessed and unique occurrence that compensated for past deeds and allowed him to attain the rare meeting with Sai.