Even though the past events in Shirdi are no longer physically happening, what method does Chapter 20 suggest for devotees to witness them?

Chapter 20 addresses the fact that the blessed scenes of Sai Baba's life in Shirdi, such as the distribution of Udi, 'cannot be seen now.' However, it provides a powerful spiritual practice to overcome this limitation. The text explicitly states that 'through the power of firm meditation,' all those past celebrations and moments can become visible to the devotee. The chapter encourages practitioners to engage in this meditation, beholding Baba's form from toe to face in their mind's eye. According to the teachings in Chapter 20, this act of focused meditation allows a devotee to transcend time and experience a direct, personal connection with Sai Baba's presence and pastimes.