After his faith was solidified, how did Laxmichand express his devotion to Sai Baba from afar?

After the incident with the khaja, Laxmichand's devotion became a regular and active practice. Chapter 28 explains that his love for Baba was 'fixed,' and he established a routine of worship. He couldn't always be in Shirdi, so he found a way to maintain his connection. Whenever Laxmichand learned that someone was traveling to Shirdi, he would entrust them with offerings to be delivered to Baba. These offerings consistently included a garland, dakshina (a monetary offering), camphor, and incense. This regular practice of sending items for worship demonstrates the depth and consistency of his newfound welfare and devotion.