The source material describes two separate instances where Baba demonstrated his omniscience to Laxmichand. Can you compare and contrast these two events?

Yes, Chapter 28 highlights two distinct events showcasing Sai Baba's inner knowledge regarding Laxmichand. The first, and more elaborate, incident involved Baba perceiving Laxmichand's unspoken desire for khaja, his hunger, and his back pain, and then orchestrating the fulfillment of that desire. The second instance occurred later, during a Chavadi procession, when Baba developed a cough. Laxmichand privately worried that it might be due to an "evil eye." The very next morning, Baba spoke words that mirrored this secret thought, once again proving he was aware of the devotee's innermost contemplations, reinforcing the earlier experience with another powerful example.