How does the author of the Satcharitra use meditation and narrative links to guide the reader in Chapter 20?

In Chapter 20, the author uses clever techniques to engage the reader. The chapter explicitly invites the audience to participate by bringing Sai "into our meditation" and visualizing the past scenes in Shirdi. The text suggests that through the "power of firm meditation," these past events can "become visible," creating an immersive spiritual experience. Furthermore, the author carefully establishes narrative continuity. After describing the Udi distribution, the text directly states, "That is the current connection of the story," explicitly linking back to the end of the previous chapter and reintroducing the story of Das Ganu's doubt about the scripture.