How did Amir Shakkar's difficult stay in the Chavadi ultimately become a great blessing for him?

Although Amir Shakkar was forced to endure miserable physical conditions in the Chavadi and was even forbidden from going to the Masjid for Baba's darshan, his stay became a profound blessing. Chapter 22 reveals that the Chavadi's location was providentially assigned. Because of its position, Amir received Baba's vision automatically and frequently without any effort. He saw Baba during His morning alms rounds and evening routines. On alternate days, when Baba stayed in the Chavadi, they were separated by a mere curtain and could talk privately. Thus, accepting Baba's word as medicine transformed a trial into what the text calls the 'Great Prasad.'