What role do existing devotees play in introducing new people to Sai Baba, and how does Baba himself orchestrate these encounters?

Chapter 35 illustrates that while devotees can facilitate introductions, it is ultimately Baba who inspires people to come to him. The text mentions that Kaka, along with a curious Boss Dharamsee, went to Shirdi for Darshan. At the mosque, another devotee, Babasaheb Tarkhad, was present and answered Dharamsee's questions. However, the narrative emphasizes that it is Baba himself who gives people the inspiration to make the journey, "Stimulating their natural disposition, he leads them toward the spiritual path." The true transformation for Dharamsee came from his direct interaction with Baba and the miracle of the grapes. This suggests that while devotees can act as guides and companions, the core spiritual pull and transformative experience are orchestrated by Baba himself, as he knows the hearts of all.