How can we create a spiritual community centered on Sai's teachings, and what practices should we prioritize over seeking heavenly rewards?

Based on the teachings in Chapter 37, building a community around Sai involves focusing on practices that foster devotion and spiritual growth here on earth rather than striving for heavenly pleasures. The text suggests that a meaningful community is one where there is an increase in the spirit of service, unwavering devotion fixed at the Guru's feet, and a collective effort to see divinity in all beings. Chapter 37 emphasizes that places without devotees, the narration of stories of Hari and the Guru, and the worship of God are of no use. It critiques the desire for a heavenly home, describing it as a place for temporary sensual enjoyment from which one falls when merit is exhausted. Therefore, a community should prioritize the remembrance of God's name, worship, and selfless action over the pursuit of heavenly abodes.