What was the significance of the Chavadi in Sai Baba's routine and for His devotees?

The Chavadi was a place of great significance where Sai Baba would sleep every other night, alternating with the Masjid. According to chapter 37, this routine continued without a break until His Samadhi. The Chavadi also became a center for celebration and worship. From December 10, 1910, onwards, it was the venue for bhajan, worship, and adoration of Sai. On nights when Baba was scheduled to be at the Chavadi, a bhajan group would gather at the Masjid, and the devotional singing would continue until midnight, drawing devotees to Baba's feet.