Can you describe the atmosphere and key elements of the Chavadi procession as witnessed by devotees?

The atmosphere during the Chavadi procession was one of immense joy and devotion. Chapter 51 portrays it as a splendid event. Before the procession began, a grand bhajan was held to the rhythm of cymbals and mridanga. The procession itself was a royal affair, with a horse named Shyam-Sundar dancing at the front, accompanied by the sounds of horns, bugles, and trumpets. Devotees carried flags, banners, and torches, while a royal umbrella was held over Baba's head. People would fan Him with peacock feathers and whisks. The entire group of devotees, including men and women of Shirdi, would walk alongside Baba, singing bhajans, creating a vibrant and melodious spiritual celebration.