Describe the incident during the Chavadi procession where Baba again revealed he knew Laxmichand's private thoughts.

Chapter 28 provides another powerful example of Baba's omniscience involving Laxmichand. During one Chavadi procession, Laxmichand observed that Baba had developed a cough. A fleeting thought arose in Laxmichand's mind that perhaps the cough was a result of someone's "evil eye" affecting Baba. This was a private, mental speculation. However, the next morning when Laxmichand came to the masjid, Baba spoke words that were strikingly similar to Laxmichand's unspoken thought from the previous night. This event further proved to Laxmichand and others that Baba was aware of even the most subtle thoughts that passed through a person's mind.