Can you elaborate on the specific preparations and decorations for the Chavadi procession mentioned in the text?

The preparations for the Chavadi procession were festive and grand, creating a celebratory environment. Chapter 37 provides several specific details about these arrangements. For instance, messengers would light torches in the courtyard to illuminate the path. A palanquin was decorated right there for Baba's use. At the door, mace-bearers stood ready, shouting slogans of victory. The route itself was adorned with arches and toranas, which are festive garlands, at the crossroads. Adding to the spectacle, flags were made to flutter high in the sky, signaling the special occasion.