The author suggests that readers can witness past events in Shirdi. What method is proposed, and what specific scene are readers encouraged to visualize?

In Chapter 20, the author acknowledges that the past celebrations in Shirdi can no longer be seen in person. However, it is suggested that these events can become visible 'through the power of firm meditation.' The text explicitly guides the reader to use this method to experience a specific moment. The author asks the reader to mentally go to Shirdi and, with focused attention, visualize the scene after the noon Aarti, where Sai Baba distributes Udi to his devotees from the edge of the Masjid, allowing one to behold him from toe to face.