Kashyapa continued, “as you repented and asked for forgiveness, your lineage will be blessed by your grand son who will be a true devotee of the Lord. His true devotion will inspire all generations to come. The Lord will be pleased by him and he will attain the abode of the Lord”. (Here, Kashyapa was referring to Prahlada).
Hearing this, the noble-minded Dithi became immensely happy. As a mother and grand mother, what more could she wish for?

Note – Bhagavatham is not telling the stories of “all time” good people. Rather, this Holy Text tells us examples of all the possibilities of falls a human mind can have and the best solutions to uplift the fallen minds. If we look at our own life, we can see that each curse in our life was a blessing in disguise, whenever we were ready to accept the mistakes and correct ourselves.

The story says that as Dithi wanted to save the “Devas” from the harm of her sons, she preserved them in her womb for 100 years. The “thejas” from her womb became unbearable for the Devas. The brightness of Sun deteriorated and darkness spread everywhere. The alarmed Devas approached Lord Brahma and expressed their fear.