How does the concept of 'heaven' and 'death' described in the Satcharitra influence the ultimate goal of a community of devotees?

The teachings in Chapter 37 suggest a community's goal should transcend the simplistic desire for a heavenly afterlife. The text redefines 'death' as the manifest state returning to the unmanifest and identifies adharma, ignorance, anger, and hatred as the true 'nooses of death.' The true 'heavenly state' is described not as a location, but as a state of consciousness—the Virat Self-form—free from grief, disease, and fear. Therefore, a community of devotees should aim to help its members overcome these negative qualities and realize the divine principle that pervades all things, rather than striving for a temporary heavenly abode from which one eventually falls after their merit is exhausted.