From the perspective of building a community around Sai, explain why focusing on actions here on Earth is more important than dreaming about heaven, as per Chapter 37.

Chapter 37 strongly advocates for focusing on our present life on Earth rather than aspiring for a temporary heavenly afterlife. The text argues that even Indra's pleasure in heaven is fundamentally the same as a donkey's pleasure in a dung-heap, and that one falls from heaven when merit is exhausted. For a community, this teaching is vital. It means our collective focus should not be on a future reward but on sanctifying the present moment. As Chapter 37 states, "the earth-world is of profound importance" because even in a fleeting life, one who "offers every action performed in a moment to God attains the place of fearlessness." Therefore, a Sai community's purpose is to facilitate this offering through service, devotion, and mutual support right here and now.