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## Thirty-First Chapter
77. "Having said this, Bharata addressed his father, 'O father, what is the liberation of a householder who is filled with lust, anger, etc.?'"
135. "The father replied, 'O son, liberation is attained by a few Munis in one birth. Most Munis do not attain liberation. Therefore, practice Dharma while living in the household.'"
136. "Bharata said, 'O father, even if this is so, what is the purpose of the household life? It is certain that liberation cannot be attained through it.'"
137. "Furthermore, my liberation will not be gradual. I will attain it in this very birth. Gradual liberation is suitable for others. Is Garuda similar to other birds in speed?'"
138. "Low-minded people, consumed by the fire of lust, engage in actions related to the tongue and touch, but they do not find satisfaction."
139. "Just as ghee is poured into the fire of lust, it increases greatly and produces heat."
140. "Having enjoyed these fleeting pleasures, which are difficult to obtain and even more difficult to protect, one inevitably goes to hell, which is full of suffering due to sin."
141. "O father, I am deeply afraid of the world. Please grant me permission so that I can go to the forest and perform austerities, which are the cause of liberation, according to the scriptures."
142. "O father, if liberation can be attained even in the household, why are you abandoning it? You are a wise man."
143. "Wise people say that it is the duty of a father to protect his son from suffering and to approve of his austerities."
144. "This being leaves behind his lifespan, wife, beloved ones, father, mother, wealth, and brother, and departs alone."
145. "One who is not satisfied even after enjoying the pleasures of the gods for a long time, how can he be satisfied with the insignificant pleasures of the human world?"
146. "Hearing these words of Bharata, King Dasharatha was moved and his body trembled with joy. He said, 'O son, you are blessed and wise, a true Kshatriya.'"