The book mentions seeing past events through meditation. What exactly does Chapter 20 say about this?

In Chapter 20, after describing the vivid scene of Sai Baba distributing Udi after the noon Aarti, the text acknowledges that this scene cannot be witnessed in the present day. However, it introduces a powerful concept. It states that "all those past celebrations In Shirdi, at those places and times, through the power of firm meditation They become visible." The chapter encourages the reader to engage in this practice, suggesting that by meditating and beholding Baba from his toe to his face with love, one can still connect with and visualize these past divine events, thereby continuing the story's connection in a personal, spiritual way.