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

The Chavadi was a key location where Sai Baba would sleep on alternate nights. As detailed in Chapter 37, Baba established a rule to spend one night in the Masjid and the next at the Chavadi, a sequence that continued without interruption until His Samadhi. Its significance grew when, starting from December 10th, 1910, formal worship, bhajan, and adoration of Sai began to be held there. This made the Chavadi not just a resting place for Baba, but also a central hub for devotional celebrations and gatherings for his followers.