How did Amir Shakkar's mindset evolve during his nine-month stay in the Chavadi, and what did he do about it?

Initially, Amir Shakkar demonstrated strong faith. Chapter 22 notes that while the external conditions were contrary, he had "certain faith" internally and accepted Baba's word as medicine, even staying there happily at first. However, after staying in the one place for nine months, he grew weary. The constant confinement felt like a prison, and a thought arose in his mind: "Enough of this prison!" His mind began to desire freedom over dependency. Consequently, without seeking Baba's permission, Amir abandoned his assigned place in the Chavadi and went to Kopergaon, where he stayed in a Dharmashala.