What was Dev's belief about Sai Baba visiting him in Dahanu, and what logical conflict did this belief present?

Dev, the Mamlatdar, was overjoyed by Baba's "infallible words" conveyed by Jog and had full faith that Baba would surely come to visit him in Dahanu. He eagerly awaited this "golden day." However, this belief presented a logical conflict, which Chapter 40 highlights. Dev was fully aware that Baba’s physical travels were confined to Shirdi and the three nearby villages of Rahata, Rui, and Nimgon, and that he never went beyond them. He questioned how Baba would come all the way to Dahanu. He resolved this conflict by recalling that Baba is a "complete master of miracles" who can move freely by his mere will, making physical distance irrelevant.