In Jain Dharma, a Siddha Atma in moksha does not do worldly actions like speaking, walking, eating, or thinking in the ordinary sense.

A Siddha Atma:

• stays in the state of pure soul
• has infinite knowledge \(\text{keval jnan}\)
• has infinite perception
• has infinite bliss
• has infinite energy
• is completely free from karma, birth, death, and suffering

So, in moksha, a Siddha does not “do” anything as we understand action in the world. It simply abides in its own pure, liberated nature forever.

In Jain understanding, moksha is the state of complete freedom and perfect spiritual purity.