How does Chapter 28 illustrate Sai Baba's ability to draw devotees to him and know their innermost thoughts?

Chapter 28 provides powerful examples of Baba's divine influence and omniscience. It first describes how Baba knew the private thoughts of Laxmichand, who suspected an 'evil eye' was causing Baba's cough. Baba voiced this exact thought, revealing his ability to dwell in everyone's heart. The chapter then tells of a lady from Berhampur, who had never met Baba but was drawn to him through a dream in which he asked for khichdi. This vision was so powerful that it compelled her and her husband to journey to Shirdi. As recounted in Chapter 28, these stories show how Baba worked, both by perceiving the thoughts of those near him and by calling to those far away through mystical means.