How did Sai Baba manage to fulfill Laxmichand's unspoken craving for khaja?

Laxmichand developed a desire for khaja (a sweet) after having a small amount on his second day in Shirdi, but the eagerness remained unfulfilled in his mind. Chapter 28 describes how a wonder occurred on the third day. During a visit to the masjid, Sai Baba specifically ordered a devotee to bring a plate full of khaja as the naivedya, or food offering. Later, Baba announced to all the devotees, "Today is an auspicious day; I feel like having khaja prasad." Consequently, two bowls full of the sweet were brought, and Laxmichand's unspoken desire was fulfilled, causing joy to arise in his heart.