Beyond social gatherings, what is the ultimate spiritual goal for a community following Sai's teachings, and what common pitfall should it avoid?

The ultimate goal for a community following Sai is not worldly or even heavenly enjoyment, but Self-realization. Chapter 37 warns against the pitfall of desiring a heavenly abode, which it dismisses as a place for sensual enjoyment from which one eventually falls when merit is exhausted. The text even equates the pleasure of Indra in heaven with a donkey wallowing in filth, stating they are of equal weight. The true goal, as implied in Chapter 37, is to transcend the cycle of birth and death by overcoming the ignorance that makes us feel separate from Parabrahman. A community should support its members in this journey by focusing on devotion, service, and understanding the oneness of the Self and Brahman, rather than pursuing temporary pleasures or heavenly rewards.