How did Laxmichand's devotion to Sai Baba evolve after the incident with the khaja?

The fulfillment of his desire for khaja marked a turning point for Laxmichand, as described in Chapter 28. After this incident, his love for Sai Baba became "fixed," and his devotion transformed into a regular practice. He began sending offerings like garlands, camphor, incense, and dakshina to Baba in Shirdi through anyone he knew was traveling there. His faith was further solidified when Baba later revealed knowledge of his private thought about an "evil eye" causing Baba's cough. This profound experience caused Laxmichand to plead for Baba's constant grace, affirming that he had no other God and wished only to delight in Baba's worship.