What was Sai Baba's regular routine involving the Chavadi, and what happened once he arrived there after the procession?

As detailed in Chapter 51, Sai Baba followed a constant, uninterrupted rule throughout his life: he would spend one night in the Masjid and the next in the Chavadi. After the grand procession arrived at the Chavadi, Baba would be taken with honor and seated. Devotees would then lovingly adorn him with ornaments and beautiful clothes, which could include a crest, a golden crown, or a gold-embroidered dress. Garlands of diamonds, pearls, and emeralds were placed around his neck, sandalwood paste was applied to his body, and someone would offer him betel leaf, or tambool, as part of the worship.