How does Chapter 20 suggest that a devotee can experience past events in Shirdi, even if they can't be seen now?

Chapter 20 addresses the fact that past celebrations in Shirdi, like the post-Aarti distribution of Udi, can no longer be seen directly. However, it presents a method for experiencing them. The text explicitly states that "through the power of firm meditation They become visible." It encourages devotees to behold Baba's form from toe to face in their minds and prostrate with love to connect with these past events. This suggests that meditation is a powerful tool for devotees to transcend time and maintain a living, experiential connection with Sai Baba and the sacred history of Shirdi.