Please describe the specific routines and interactions that allowed Amir Shakkar to have Baba's darshan while staying in the Chavadi.

During his nine-month stay, Amir Shakkar's darshan of Baba was facilitated by a unique routine described in Chapter 22. Daily, he could see Baba without effort when Baba walked past the Chavadi in the morning to beg for alms. Every evening, Baba would also come to the front of the Chavadi. The interaction became much more intimate every alternate day when Baba slept in the Chavadi. On these nights, after the Aarti and the departure of other devotees, only a nominal curtain and a plank door separated Amir and Baba, allowing them to talk with each other with calm minds. This regular and varied contact ensured Amir was constantly in Baba's presence.