What happened when Baba first instructed Madhavrao to accompany Mirikar to Chitali, and how did the situation resolve?

When Baba initially told Madhavrao, also known as Shama, to go with Mirikar to Chitali, Mirikar dismissed the idea, considering it an unnecessary trouble for Shama. As recounted in Chapter 22, Madhavrao reported this back to Baba, who responded philosophically, saying, 'as is one’s faith, So is the resulting fruit.' However, Mirikar quickly had second thoughts, feeling he should have obeyed Baba's words. He then discreetly signaled for Madhavrao to join him. After Madhavrao sought and received Baba's permission a second time, he joined Mirikar in the tonga, and they departed for Chitali together, illustrating the importance of heeding the Guru's command.