How did Sai Baba orchestrate the offering of khaja, and what was the outcome for Laxmichand?

Sai Baba masterfully orchestrated the offering of khaja to fulfill a devotee's unspoken wish. As narrated in Chapter 28, after Laxmichand developed a craving for the sweet, Baba took matters into his own hands. He directly instructed his devotees to bring a "plate full of khaja" as the naivedya before the arati-puja. After the afternoon arati, he again vocalized a personal desire to have khaja prasad, prompting the devotees to bring two bowls full of it. This divine arrangement culminated when the arati was complete and the khaja was served. The outcome was profound for Laxmichand: his "attachment was fulfilled," joy arose in his heart, his love for Baba was firmly fixed, and he became regular in his worship practices.