What should be the ultimate spiritual goal for a community of Sai devotees, especially when compared to traditional pursuits like attaining heaven?

According to Chapter 37, a community of devotees should prioritize spiritual realization on Earth over traditional goals like reaching heaven. The text questions the value of a heavenly abode if it lacks the remembrance of the Lord, stating that such places are merely for sensual enjoyment. It points out that both Indra in his garden and a donkey in a dung-heap experience the same kind of pleasure. Instead, the focus should be on attaining the "divine heavenly state" here, which is characterized by freedom from mental grief, disease, worry, and the fear of death, a state where the soul moves about completely fearless.