The thirty first and last chapter of fourth canto describes the Moksham of Prachethas. As Bhagavan blessed them, they ruled for thousand years and then attained dispassion.

Leaving their wife Marisha with their son Dakshan, they set out and went to the sea shore for penance. It was the place where Sage Jajali had attained liberation.

Note – Bhagavatham describes numerous stories of rulers who had performed their duty well and then discharging their duty to the next generation seeking Mukthi. Prachethas were no exception.

We can see that the desire for worldly success and the desire for liberation are surrendered at the Lotus Feet of the Lord. Aren’t they contradictory to each other?

In fact, No!

When you work for the well being of all, you are blessed. When you have completed your duty towards family and world, you are entering another phase of your life.

What more is needed? A contended mind alone can divert its attention from the temptations of the world and turn inwards.