How did Amir Shakkar manage to get Baba's darshan even though he was forbidden from going to the Masjid?

Although Amir Shakkar was forbidden from visiting the Masjid for nine months, his assigned residence in the Chavadi ironically provided him with frequent, effortless darshan of Baba. Chapter 22 explains that Baba's daily path for morning alms took Him right by the Chavadi, allowing Amir to see Him go and return. In the evenings, Baba would come in front of the Chavadi to salute the directions. Furthermore, on every alternate day when Baba slept in the Chavadi, there was only a nominal curtain and a plank door separating them, allowing them to talk privately after the other devotees and Aarti were concluded. This gave him abundant opportunities to see the 'splendor of the Chavadi' to his heart's content.