Could you describe the poor living conditions Amir Shakkar had to endure in the Chavadi?

The Chavadi, where Sai Baba instructed Amir Shakkar to stay, was in a dreadful state. Chapter 22 describes the building as old, dilapidated, and a place where lizards, house lizards, and even poisonous scorpions lived freely. The conditions were unsanitary, with lepers also staying there and garbage filling the back part. The text highlights seventeen knee-deep holes, constant dampness from below, rain leaking from above, and a chaotic environment of wind and cold. It was so miserable that the author notes even a dog would not endure the troubles found there.