Describe the state of the Chavadi where Baba instructed Amir Shakkar to stay.

The Chavadi, as depicted in Chapter 22, was in a dreadful and unsanitary condition. It was an old, dilapidated building where lizards and poisonous scorpions lived freely. The text highlights that it was also occupied by lepers, filled with garbage in the back, and had seventeen knee-deep holes. The environment was characterized by dampness, cold, and wind, making it a miserable place where even a dog would not want to be. Amir's stay there was described as a "pilgrimage of a lifetime."