The scriptures often praise heaven. Why does Chapter 37 of the Satcharitra seem to suggest that life on earth is more valuable?

Chapter 37 presents a nuanced perspective, arguing that the earth-world is of profound importance compared to a temporary heaven. The text explains that the heavenly home gained through sacrifices is merely a place for sensual enjoyment, from which one inevitably falls after their merit is exhausted. It questions the value of such a place, especially if it lacks the remembrance of God. The chapter boldly states that the earth-world is unlike any other, for even a fleeting life here, if every action is offered to God, can lead to a permanent state of fearlessness. This is considered superior to a long but temporary stay in a heavenly realm which ultimately does not lead to final liberation.