The text mentions Dixit went to England. Why was this considered unusual, and how did this trip paradoxically lead him to Sai?

Dixit's trip to England was considered unusual because, as Chapter 4 notes, it was seen as an 'unreligious' destination, especially when compared to traditional Hindu pilgrimage sites like Kashi, Prayag, or Dwarka. The text raises this as a natural doubt for listeners. The trip paradoxically led him to Sai because it was in England that he suffered an accident, causing his foot to become lame. This physical ailment, which looked like bad luck, is described as the primary cause for his eventual darshan of Sai Baba, turning a seemingly negative event into a spiritually auspicious one.