Describe the sequence of events, including a dream and a kirtan, that led the devotee Laxmichand to first recognize Sai Baba.

The divine attraction of Laxmichand to Sai Baba is detailed in Chapter 28 as a multi-stage process. It began unexpectedly when Laxmichand, while in Santa Cruz, had a dream of a great soul, described as an old man with a beard surrounded by devotees. Sometime later, he attended a kirtan by Dasganu. It was Dasganu's practice to set up a picture of Sai Baba during his performances. Upon seeing this photograph, Laxmichand had a moment of profound realization, as he immediately recognized the figure as the very same sadhu from his dream, noting the identical beard, age, and features. This convergence of the dream vision and the physical picture is highlighted as Baba's extraordinary divine play to capture his devotee's heart.