Describe the living conditions of the Chavadi where Amir Shakkar was ordered to stay.

The Chavadi was a very inhospitable place. Chapter 22 describes it as an old, dilapidated building filled with lizards, scorpions, and even lepers. The ground was uneven, damp from rain, and cold. The back area was full of garbage and contained seventeen knee-deep holes. The text notes that the conditions were so bad, with wind and cold, that even a dog would not endure them. Despite this chaotic and miserable environment, Amir Shakkar was commanded by Baba to reside there for nine months as a remedy for his rheumatism.