How did Laxmichand's devotion to Baba change after his wishes were fulfilled, and what regular practice did he adopt?

After experiencing Sai Baba's omniscience firsthand—first through the fulfillment of his desire for khaja and then by Baba's knowledge of his hunger and back pain—Laxmichand's faith was deeply solidified. Chapter 28 describes that from that point on, his "love was fixed on Baba." This transformation led him to adopt a regular practice of worship. He began sending offerings to Shirdi whenever he found someone traveling there. Specifically, he would regularly send a garland, dakshina (a monetary offering), camphor, and incense to be presented to Baba, demonstrating his sustained and active devotion.