As no one likes you, it is impossible for you to get a husband. So,be my sister and  join my brother ‘Prajwara’ (fever or sickness) and stay in every one’s body. So, every one becomes your husband.

We three along with my army, will wander in this world (unknowingly) for the destruction of all”.

Note – Bhagavatham displays an exemplary story telling method here. As old age approaches, a feeling of insecurity creeps in our minds. It becomes fear very soon.

Along with ageing, diseases weaken the body and gradually it yields to death. This fact is portrayed here with such a vivid description.

A human’s youth is spent unthoughtfully, without any concern for old age. But as the symptoms of ageing appear in the body, depression starts and fear dawns.

It is equally affecting all, even if it is a Sage. But then, what was so special about Sage Narada?

His mind was totally surrendered in devotion to the Lord and hence it was absolutely inaccessible for any sort of fear or insecurity feeling.