How did Laxmichand's devotional practices change after his profound experiences in Shirdi?

After witnessing Sai Baba's omniscience firsthand, particularly with the incidents of the khaja and the 'evil eye' thought, Laxmichand's devotion became deeply fixed. Chapter 28 states that from that point on, his love was fixed on Baba, and he established a regular practice of worship. His devotion was not limited to his presence in Shirdi. The text highlights that whenever Laxmichand learned of anyone traveling to Shirdi, he would consistently send offerings for Baba through them, specifically mentioning a garland, dakshina (monetary gift), camphor, and incense, thereby continuing his worship from afar.