How is the devotional atmosphere of the Chavadi procession depicted, particularly regarding the devotees and the surroundings?

The Chavadi procession was immersed in a vibrant and devotional atmosphere. Chapter 37 paints a picture of Sai Baba as a 'powerful magnet' who would effortlessly draw the 'iron-like devotees' to His feet. Devotees, including men and women, would eagerly gather for the Hari-bhajan, playing instruments like cymbals, mridanga, and tambourines, creating a 'storm of bhajan.' The surroundings were festively decorated with arches, garlands, and fluttering flags. Rows of lamps illuminated the area, and even the horse Shyamakarna stood decorated, contributing to the grand celebratory feeling of the sacred event.