Based on the provided text, trace the journey of Laxmichand's devotion to Sai Baba.

Laxmichand's journey of devotion, detailed in Chapter 28, grew from simple participation to profound, unshakeable faith through direct experience. Initially, he was just one among many devotees. However, after Baba miraculously fulfilled his unspoken desire for 'khaja', his attachment was fulfilled and "love was fixed on Baba." This led him to establish a regular practice of worship. His devotion deepened to the point where he would send offerings like garlands, dakshina, and incense to Shirdi through anyone he knew was traveling there. The final confirmation came when Baba echoed his private thought about the 'evil eye', leading Laxmichand to fully surrender, as Chapter 28 narrates, and declare that he had no other God but Sai Baba, asking only to delight in His worship.