Describe how Sai Baba not only knew about Laxmichand's hunger but also his physical ailments.

Sai Baba's omniscience extended beyond just knowing mental thoughts; he was also aware of physical suffering. In the incident with Laxmichand, the devotee was not only craving khaja but was also suffering from intense hunger and back pain, making him restless. As detailed in Chapter 28, Baba perfectly articulated Laxmichand's condition by saying, 'Hunger has come, that's good. There should be medicine for back pain.' These words, which were an echo of Laxmichand's exact state, demonstrated Baba's profound inner knowledge and his ability to perceive the physical pains of his devotees without being told.