Venerable Geshe-la appears at the end on screen addressing us directly and giving us a precious and powerful teaching. He says the play is not an ordinary play, but shows us physically the correct direction, the correct path for our life. He strongly encourages us not to waste our precious human life which quickly ends but to realize the real meaning of human life. We can do this by following Buddha's footsteps - just as we see in the play but in our modern lives - not being satisfied with temporary liberation or the attainments of this one life, but instead striving to attain liberation and enlightenment motivated by compassion for all living beings. He suggests we watch the play every year and make good conclusions for ourselves.