How did Sai Baba use Laxmichand's ordinary desires and thoughts to reveal His divine nature?

Sai Baba masterfully used Laxmichand's mundane experiences to reveal His divine, all-pervading nature. Chapter 28 shows how Baba first addressed Laxmichand's simple, unexpressed craving for khaja, not just by providing it, but by specifically requesting it as an offering, thus demonstrating His awareness. The most profound instance was when Baba mirrored Laxmichand's private thought about His cough being caused by an 'evil eye.' By engaging with these ordinary desires and thoughts, Baba proved He was the antaryami, the 'dweller in everyone's heart,' effectively turning Laxmichand's worldly attachments into pure, unwavering devotion at His feet.