What were the divine 'coincidences' that brought Madhavrao to Dixit when he needed a guide to Shirdi?

The narrative in Chapter 51 describes a remarkable chain of events, presented as divine intervention, that led Madhavrao Deshpande to Dixit. While Dixit was anxiously seeking a guide in Nagar, Madhavrao, who was in Shirdi, received a telegram from his father-in-law urging him to come to Nagar immediately as his mother-in-law was supposedly very ill. After getting Baba's permission, Madhavrao rushed to Nagar. Upon his arrival, he was coincidentally seen by Nanasahib Panshe and Appasahib Gadre, who knew Dixit was looking for a guide. They connected the two men. Interestingly, when Madhavrao checked on his mother-in-law, her health was perfectly fine, suggesting the urgent telegram was a pretext orchestrated by a higher power to bring him to Dixit.