Since the events described in Chapter 20 are in the past, how does the text suggest a devotee can still experience Sai Baba's presence in Shirdi?

Chapter 20 offers a method for devotees to connect with Sai Baba and witness past events despite the passage of time. The text explains that even though the noon Aarti celebrations cannot be seen now as they once were, those past events can become visible through the power of firm meditation. A devotee is encouraged to bring Sai into their meditation, beholding him from his toe to his face and prostrating with love. By doing so, the chapter suggests that the fatigue of worldly life is relieved and one can still experience his presence and the spiritual atmosphere of Shirdi.