What was Sai Baba's routine regarding the Chavadi, and what was its significance?

Sai Baba's routine involved sleeping at the Chavadi on alternate nights. As Chapter 37 explains, he would spend one night in the Masjid and the next at the Chavadi, a sequence he followed continuously until his Samadhi. The significance of the Chavadi grew over time, particularly from December 10, 1910, when it became an official site for worship, bhajan, and adoration of Sai. This established the Chavadi not just as a resting place for Baba, but as a central hub for devotional activities and community gathering, a place where devotees could experience his divine presence in a celebratory manner.