The text mentions 'While humans make their plans, God has another plan.' How did this play out in the story of Dixit's journey to Shirdi?

This phrase from Chapter 51 perfectly captures the divine orchestration behind H.S. Dixit's trip to Shirdi. While Dixit and the Mirikars were busy making human plans to figure out who could accompany him, a separate, divine plan was already in motion. This divine plan manifested as Madhavrao Deshpande being summoned to Ahmednagar by a telegram under a false pretext. His arrival was not a random coincidence but rather, as the text suggests, the Almighty feeling compassion for the devotee's strong desire. The human plan was fraught with worry, but God's plan unfolded effortlessly, bringing the perfect person, Madhavrao, to Dixit at the perfect time to ensure his journey to Baba's feet.