What specific rituals and adornments were part of Sai Baba's experience upon arriving at the Chavadi?

Upon arriving at the Chavadi, Sai Baba was the subject of elaborate and loving rituals. Chapter 51 details that after the procession, Baba would be seated with honor inside the Chavadi. There, devotees would anoint his body with sandalwood and lovingly place various ornaments on him. These adornments could include a crest, a plume, a beautiful golden crown, or a deep-colored turban with a gold-embroidered dress. Garlands of diamonds, pearls, and emeralds were placed around his neck. Further acts of worship included a devotee applying a fragrant musk mark on his forehead, while others would wash his feet and offer him betel leaf, all demonstrating deep reverence.