Describe the scene of the Chavadi procession as it moved from the Masjid. What sounds and sights were present?

The Chavadi procession was a vibrant and sensory-rich event. As Chapter 37 narrates, the moment Sai Baba started to go, a symphony of musical instruments began. This included horns, trumpets, 'Tas' and 'Jhanj', cymbals, mridanga, and veena. Devotees, filled with joy, walked in rows chanting Sai's name while carrying banners and flags. The fully adorned horse, Shyamakarna, led the procession with bells jingling on his feet. The air was filled with the thunder of drums, cries of victory, and the joyous sounds of bhajan, creating a delightful and blissful gathering.