The chapter mentions that certain scenes from the past can still be witnessed. How does it suggest one can experience these past events in Shirdi?

Chapter 20 suggests that even though one cannot physically see the past celebrations and interactions with Baba in Shirdi today, these events can still be experienced spiritually. The text explicitly states that "through the power of firm meditation," these past scenes "become visible." The chapter encourages readers to meditate on Sai's form, beholding him from his toe to his face, and prostrating with love. This act of focused meditation is presented as the method by which a devotee can connect with and visualize the historical moments, such as the loving distribution of Udi after the noon Aarti.