Bhagavatapurana 5.1.37

5.1.37

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para-devatā-prasādādhigatātma-pratyavamarśenānupravṛttebhyaḥ putrebhya imāṃ yathā-dāyaṃ vibhajya bhukta-bhogāṃ ca mahiṣīṃ mṛtakam iva saha mahā-vibhūtim apahāya svayaṃ nihita-nirvedo hṛdi gṛhīta-hari-vihārānubhāvo bhagavato nāradasya padavīṃ punar evānusasāra //

38. Recovering his clear thoughts of self through the grace of the Supreme Deity, he divided the earth, according to law, among his dutiful sons and abandoned like a dead body his queen with whom he had enough of enjoyment, as also his great wealth; and with his heart full of disgust for worldly things and with a mind

full of fortitude arising from a true sense of Lord's presence, he again followed the footsteps of the worshipful Narada.