Baba forbade Amir Shakkar from visiting the Masjid for darshan. How did this restriction paradoxically lead to more frequent sightings of Baba?

Although Baba forbade Amir Shakkar from coming to the Masjid, his ordained stay in the Chavadi ironically resulted in more frequent and effortless darshan. As detailed in Chapter 22, the Chavadi was situated on Baba's daily route. Every morning, Baba would pass by the Chavadi while going for alms, giving Amir an easy vision as He went and came. Similarly, every evening, Baba would come in front of the Chavadi. On alternate days when Baba slept in the Chavadi, they were separated only by a plank door and a curtain, allowing them to converse privately after other devotees had left. Thus, the restriction became a blessing in disguise.