According to the Satcharitra, how does the story of Laxmichand illustrate Sai Baba's method of attracting his devotees?

The story of Laxmichand's journey to Shirdi is presented in Chapter 28 as a perfect example of Baba's 'extraordinary divine play' in drawing people to him. The narrative shows a multi-step process that Baba orchestrates. First, he appeared to Lalaji in a dream, planting a subconscious seed before Lalaji even knew who he was. Then, he arranged a 'coincidental' viewing of his picture at a kirtan, which confirmed the dream and created an intense emotional attachment and longing in Lalaji's heart. Finally, just as Lalaji’s eagerness peaked and he faced practical hurdles, Baba provided the means for the journey through the unexpected arrival of his friend Shankarrao. Chapter 28 uses this story to demonstrate how Baba creates a pull in the devotee's heart and then miraculously arranges all external circumstances to fulfill that spiritual desire.