How did the experience with the khaja prasad transform Laxmichand's relationship with Sai Baba?

The experience profoundly transformed Laxmichand's devotion. Before this incident, he was a devotee on pilgrimage, but his mind was restless with hunger, back pain, and a specific craving for khaja. As Chapter 28 recounts, when Baba miraculously orchestrated the fulfillment of this unspoken desire and even verbalized Laxmichand's inner state, it served as undeniable proof of Baba's omniscience. This was a direct, personal experience of Baba's divine awareness. The text states that after his attachment was fulfilled, "love was fixed on Baba" and his worship "became a regular practice." This single event cemented his faith and turned him into a dedicated worshipper.