Certainly. The Sai Satcharitra recounts the story of a devotee, Laxmichand (also referred to as Lalaji), who developed a strong desire for the sweet known as khaja. As described in Chapter 28, he received a small amount as prasad one day but his craving remained unsatisfied the next. On the third day, in a display of his omniscience, Sai Baba specifically instructed his devotees to bring him 'a plate full of khaja' as a food offering. Later, he told everyone to serve as much as they wanted. This act fulfilled Laxmichand's unspoken wish, filling his heart with joy and deepening his faith in Baba.
Can you tell me the story of how Sai Baba satisfied a devotee's craving for khaja?
📖 Chapter 28