The text mentions that some past scenes in Shirdi can no longer be seen. How does Chapter 20 suggest a person can still experience these events?

Chapter 20 acknowledges that the daily celebrations, such as Baba distributing Udi after the Aarti, cannot be physically seen now as they once were. However, the chapter proposes a method to still witness them. It states that through the "power of firm meditation," those past events in Shirdi can become visible to a devotee. The text encourages followers to bring Sai into their meditation, beholding him from his toe to his face, and by prostrating with love in this manner, one can re-establish a connection and experience those sacred moments in the present.