Chapter 20 suggests that past events in Shirdi can still be experienced. How does the text recommend achieving this?

The text from Chapter 20 acknowledges that the vibrant scenes from Baba's lifetime, such as the distribution of Udi, cannot be seen physically now. However, it explicitly states that through the "power of firm meditation," these past celebrations in Shirdi can become visible again. The chapter encourages devotees to meditate on the scene after the noon Aarti, visualizing Sai Baba from his toe to his face, prostrating with love, and thereby continuing their connection with him and experiencing those sacred moments.