Chapter 20 suggests that past events in Shirdi can still be experienced. What method does it propose for this?

Chapter 20 explains that while the past celebrations and scenes, such as Baba distributing Udi, cannot be seen with physical eyes today, they can still be witnessed. The text reveals that this is possible through the 'power of firm meditation.' It instructs that by focusing one's attention and meditating on those specific places and times in Shirdi, the past events become visible to the practitioner. The chapter encourages devotees to behold Baba's form from toe to face through this meditative practice, thereby maintaining a living connection to these sacred moments.