From Laxmichand's perspective, what events solidified his devotion to Sai Baba and how did he express this newfound faith?

From Laxmichand's point of view, his devotion became unshakeable after witnessing Sai Baba's divine inner knowledge firsthand. As detailed in Chapter 28, he was first amazed when his simple, unexpressed desire for khaja was miraculously fulfilled by Baba. He was further convinced when Baba openly spoke of his hunger and back pain. The final proof came when his private thought about Baba's cough being from an 'evil eye' was repeated verbatim by Baba the next day. These events caused Laxmichand to fix his love on Baba. He expressed this faith by making offerings of incense, coconut, and garlands a regular practice and would consistently send these items along with dakshina to Baba through anyone he knew was traveling to Shirdi.