Why does the author consider Shirdi a holy and fortunate place in Chapter 26?

In Chapter 26, the author expresses that it was the great fortune and accumulated merit of the town of Shirdi that led Sai Baba to arrive and ultimately reside there. By choosing to stay, Baba transformed the location into a holy pilgrimage site, referred to as a 'Kshetra.' The text states that the merciful Sai made the place fortunate and adorned it with His sacred presence. This passage highlights the belief that Baba's physical presence sanctified the land, making Shirdi a blessed and auspicious destination for devotees.