Since the events in Shirdi can no longer be seen, what method does Chapter 20 suggest for devotees to still experience them?

Chapter 20 acknowledges that the beautiful scenes of Sai Baba with his devotees in Shirdi cannot be witnessed physically today. However, it provides a powerful spiritual practice for devotees to still connect with those moments. The text states that 'all those past celebrations in Shirdi, at those places and times, through the power of firm meditation they become visible.' It encourages followers to bring Sai into their meditation, visualize the scene, and behold him from 'toe to his face.' This suggests that through focused and loving meditation, one can transcend time and space to internally experience Baba's presence and relive those sacred events.