What made Laxmichand become so devoted to Sai, and how did he express this devotion from afar?

Laxmichand's deep devotion to Sai Baba was sparked by direct experiences of Baba's omniscience. According to Chapter 28, after Baba fulfilled his unspoken desire for khaja and later verbalized his private thoughts about an 'evil eye,' Laxmichand's faith was completely fixed. His love for Baba became firmly established. To express this newfound devotion, Laxmichand made it a regular practice to send offerings to Shirdi whenever he found someone traveling there. He would consistently send a garland, dakshina (a monetary offering), camphor, and incense to be presented to Baba on his behalf, ensuring his worship continued even when he was not physically present.