Why was Amir Shakkar forbidden from visiting the Masjid, and how did his stay in the Chavadi compensate for this restriction?

According to Chapter 22, during his nine-month stay in the Chavadi, Amir Shakkar 'was forbidden from coming even to the Masjid for a vision.' The text doesn't specify the reason for this prohibition, but it was part of Baba's ordained plan for him. This restriction was more than compensated for by his location. The Chavadi was situated such that he received Baba's darshan effortlessly. He could see Baba every morning and evening from his bedding as Baba passed by on His daily routes. Additionally, every alternate night, Baba would stay in the Chavadi, allowing for intimate conversations after the evening Aarti, providing a unique form of access that a visit to the crowded Masjid might not have offered.