The text says 'While humans make their plans, God has another plan.' How does the story of Dixit's journey to Shirdi illustrate this?

This statement is perfectly illustrated by the events leading to Dixit's journey. Chapter 51 shows that while Dixit and the Mirikars were actively trying to figure out the logistics of his trip to Shirdi, a separate, divine plan was already in motion. Their human planning was filled with worry and uncertainty. In contrast, the 'divine plan' unfolded effortlessly: a telegram brought Madhavrao to Nagar under a false pretext, Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre happened to be passing by at the exact moment Madhavrao arrived, and they knew to connect him with Dixit. The fact that Madhavrao's mother-in-law was actually fine highlights that his journey's true purpose was to assist Dixit, demonstrating a higher power orchestrating events beyond human arrangement.