How was Dixit's journey to Shirdi ultimately arranged when he was feeling restless?

Dixit's journey to Shirdi was orchestrated through a series of seemingly divine interventions when he was feeling very worried. As described in Chapter 51, while man makes plans, God has other ideas. Madhavrao Deshpande, a resident of Shirdi, unexpectedly arrived in Nagar after receiving a telegram about his mother-in-law's alleged illness. Just as Madhavrao arrived, Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre happened to see him and, recognizing him as the "priest of Shirdi," realized he was the perfect person to accompany Dixit. They informed Dixit of Madhavrao's arrival, which dispelled his worries and brought him great satisfaction, paving the way for his pilgrimage.