What specific instructions did Baba give Amir Shakkar about his stay, and what was the underlying lesson?

When Amir Shakkar was suffering in the damp and dilapidated Chavadi, Baba's medicine was simply His word. Chapter 22 recounts Baba's firm and specific instruction: "Wind, rain, or dampness, Whether the place is high, low, or deep—do not weigh them." The underlying lesson was one of absolute surrender and trust in the Guru's will, regardless of external circumstances. By accepting this command as 'Great Prasad' and medicine for his ailment, Amir demonstrated perfect faith. This act of obedience, despite his rheumatism and the miserable conditions, ensured that his nine-month trial concluded well, highlighting the principle that faith triumphs over adversity.