Can you share the story about Laxmibai, the bread, and the dog, and explain what it reveals about Sai Baba's philosophy?

Chapter 42 narrates a powerful incident involving Laxmibai Shinde. One evening, Baba told Laxmi he was hungry. She immediately went home, baked breads, and brought them back to the mosque. Upon receiving the plate of food, Baba immediately placed it as it was before a dog. When Laxmi questioned this, it set the stage for a deeper lesson. This story, as mentioned in the text, is a profound illustration of Baba's compassion and his state of oneness with all beings, including dogs and pigs. It shows that for him, there was no distinction between himself and other creatures; feeding the hungry dog was the same as feeding himself, highlighting the principle of seeing the divine in all of creation.