How did Laxmichand's experiences with Sai Baba in Shirdi affect his devotion?

Laxmichand's encounters with Sai Baba in Shirdi, as described in Chapter 28, completely transformed his devotion. After Baba fulfilled his unspoken desire for khaja and acknowledged his physical pains, Laxmichand's love for Baba became firmly fixed. His devotion grew into a regular practice of worship, sending offerings like garlands, camphor, and incense to Shirdi whenever he found someone traveling there. His faith was further solidified when Baba verbalized his private thought about the 'evil eye.' This series of events left him in awe of Baba's inner knowledge, leading him to declare that he had no other God and to plead that his mind would always delight in Baba's worship at His feet.