Can you describe the Arati ceremony performed for Baba in the Chavadi as mentioned in the text?

The Arati ceremony for Sai Baba at the Chavadi was a loving and auspicious event. As detailed in Chapter 37, a devotee named Jog, who was filled with love, would perform the five-fold worship. He would take a five-wicked lamp, known as the Pancharati, and wave it over Baba. The ceremony included burning camphor and wicks, creating a brightly lit and sacred atmosphere amidst the sound of auspicious instruments. After this Arati concluded, each and every devotee would make a prostration to Baba before departing for their homes for the night, having received His blessings.