If someone feels their life is only about survival, what argument would Chapter 8 of the Sai Satcharitra make to persuade them otherwise?

For an individual who believes life is merely about survival, Chapter 8 of the Sai Satcharitra would offer a compelling philosophical counter-argument. The chapter would urge them to wisely consider the distinction between a human and an animal like a dog or a pig. It explains that if life is reduced to basic activities like eating and sleeping, then the human birth is wasted, as animals perform these same functions. The text powerfully states that the true success of human birth is the attainment of the Paramatman (Supreme Self). It encourages one to seek the "seed" of existence—to understand who we are and where we come from—because without this spiritual pursuit, all other efforts are just exhaustion.