What were the living conditions like in the Chavadi where Sai Baba instructed Amir Shakkar to stay for his treatment?

The Chavadi was in a state of extreme disrepair and filth. According to Chapter 22, the building was old, dilapidated, and home to lizards, scorpions, and even lepers. The conditions were miserable, with garbage filling the back part, seventeen knee-deep holes, and pervasive dampness from the ground below. The text describes it as a place of constant wind and cold, so unpleasant that it was considered a "pilgrimage of a lifetime" due to the hardships one would endure there. Amir became very miserable in this chaotic environment.