Describe the transformation in Laxmichand's devotion to Sai Baba after the incident with the khaja.

The incident with the khaja was a pivotal turning point for Laxmichand, transforming him into a deeply committed devotee. As Chapter 28 explains, after Baba miraculously fulfilled his specific and unstated desire, Laxmichand's 'attachment was fulfilled' and 'love was fixed on Baba.' His devotion transitioned from that of a simple pilgrim to a regular and active practice. The text notes that from then on, his worship became a constant feature of his life. He would find anyone who was traveling to Shirdi and entrust them with offerings for Baba, such as a garland, dakshina, camphor, and incense. This demonstrates a profound and lasting shift in his faith, rooted in the personal experience of Baba's divine omniscience and grace.