In Jainism, a soul in moksha does not do any worldly activity.

A liberated soul, called a Siddha, is:

• free from karma
• free from birth and death
• free from body and senses
• free from pleasure, pain, and suffering
• established at the top of the universe in Siddhashila

In moksha, the soul remains in its own pure nature with:

• infinite knowledge
• infinite perception
• infinite bliss
• infinite energy

So, a soul in moksha does not work, speak, eat, travel, or perform actions like beings in the world. It simply remains eternally pure and liberated.