What key events leading to Sai Baba's arrival in Shirdi are described in the introductory chapter?

The Introduction, or Chapter 0, recounts the events that brought Maharaj to Shirdi. It begins with him assisting a man named Chandbhai by miraculously locating his lost horse. Later, in a forest with no fire, Maharaj struck his tongs on the ground to produce flames for his chillum. After staying at Chandbhai's house for a few days, Maharaj joined a wedding procession for Chandbhai's wife's nephew, which was traveling to Shirdi. As detailed in the chapter, the procession stopped near the Khandoba temple, where Maharaj met Mhalasapati, a pivotal figure who would give him his renowned name.