What was Nana Saheb Chandorkar's philosophy on being drawn to Sai Baba, as explained to Kakasaheb Dixit?

Nana Saheb Chandorkar conveyed a profound philosophy about being drawn to Sai Baba when he spoke with Kakasaheb Dixit. As recounted in Chapter 51, after describing Baba as the 'crown jewel of saints,' Nana explained that one's connection to Baba is not a matter of chance. He shared Baba's promise: 'No matter how far my person is, even if beyond the seven seas, I tie a string like a sparrow and pull them here immediately.' Nana further clarified that this pull is entirely dependent on Baba's will. He told Dixit, 'Unless you belong to Him, you will not get His darshan; this is Baba’s great sign.' This suggests that the journey to Baba is a divine calling, orchestrated by the Guru himself.