How did Laxmichand's worship practices change after his hunger and back pain were addressed by Baba?

After Sai Baba miraculously addressed his unspoken hunger and back pain, Laxmichand's devotion was profoundly deepened. Chapter 28 states that from that moment, his "love was fixed on Baba." His worship became a regular practice, involving offerings of incense, coconut, and garlands. This newfound devotion wasn't limited to his time in Shirdi. As described in Chapter 28, whenever Laxmichand learned of someone traveling to Shirdi, he would consistently send offerings for Baba through them. These items included a garland, dakshina (a monetary offering), camphor, and incense, demonstrating his continuous and dedicated practice of worship.