The text says 'While humans make their plans, God has another plan' regarding Dixit's journey. How did this play out?

This phrase from Chapter 51 perfectly captures the series of events surrounding Dixit's first trip to Shirdi. While Dixit was worried and relying on human efforts by requesting help from the Mirikars, a seemingly unrelated chain of events was set in motion. This 'other plan' involved Madhavrao Deshpande being called to Nagar on a false alarm about his mother-in-law's health. His arrival at that precise moment was no coincidence. He was then spotted by other devotees, Panshe and Gadre, who connected him with Dixit. The narrative emphasizes that Dixit's intense desire was answered not by his own planning but by a compassionate, divine intervention that brought the ideal guide to him just when he needed it most.