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

The Chavadi was a central location in Sai Baba's life where he would sleep on alternate nights. As explained in Chapter 37, Baba established a strict rule of spending one night in the Masjid and the next at the Chavadi. This routine continued without interruption until His Samadhi. Furthermore, the Chavadi became a place of formal worship, with bhajan and adoration of Sai beginning there on December 10, 1910, highlighting its dual importance as both a resting place and a center for devotional activities.