How does the interaction with Laxmichand in Chapter 28 illustrate Sai Baba's quality as an 'antaryami' (inner-knower)?

Chapter 28 provides a powerful illustration of Sai Baba's nature as an 'antaryami,' or one who dwells in and knows the hearts of all. When the devotee Laxmichand was in the masjid, he privately conceived the thought that Baba's cough could be the result of an 'evil eye.' Immediately, as if reading his mind, Baba Himself spoke, questioning if an evil eye had struck Him and was causing his cough. This perfect reflection of an unvoiced thought led Laxmichand to a profound realization, prompting the question within him: "How did Baba know this? Does He dwell in everyone's heart?" This event, as recounted in the Shri Sai Satcharitra, serves as a clear testament to Baba's omniscience and his intimate connection to the inner worlds of his devotees.