Can you summarize Amir Shakkar's experience staying in the Chavadi for nine months? What were the main challenges and rewards?

Amir Shakkar's nine-month stay in the Chavadi was a profound test of faith. The primary challenge, as described in Chapter 22, was the terrible condition of the building—it was dilapidated, damp, cold, and home to scorpions, with garbage and deep holes. This was especially difficult as Amir suffered from rheumatism. He was also forbidden from visiting the Masjid. However, his reward came from his unwavering faith. He accepted Baba's word as medicine and endured the hardship. Paradoxically, his confinement led to the great reward of getting easy and frequent darshan of Baba daily, both in the morning and evening, and even having private conversations on alternate nights.