When Jeeva realizes that he is the witness to the birth and death of body, that liberates Jeeva.

Bhagavatham explains that when sense organs like eyes stop functioning, that Indriya is damaged. When all the cells in the body stop functioning, that is death. Jeeva grieves over the death of the body.

So Bhagavatham advises us to come out of fear and be bold. Sukham and Dukham are the results of Karmam, so do not become attached to them and get miserable. Wealth and relatives are perishable, do not worry about them. Be intelligent and know, what is perishable and what is imperishable (and mentally detach yourself with all that will leave you  sooner or later). As you keep doing “Mananam”, your mind will get stabilized and dispassion will dawn. When you realize that this changing body is here to experience all the Karmas that it deserves, you will discard all cravings for it. Live like that, all through your life, until your body dies.

Note – this session shows the pointer towards dispassion. With this, we are ending the thirty first chapter of third canto of Srimad Bhagavatham.