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King Indradyumna resolving to settle in Purushottama and serve the Lord
King Indradyumna resolving to settle in Purushottama and serve the Lord
(Skanda Purana - Purushottama Kshetra Mahatmya - 7)

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King Indradyumna becoming wonder-struck: King Indradyumna was wonder-struck seeing and listening to the holy man with matted hairs. (He felt that this was an instruction from the Lord Himself). He thought how he can carry out the words of that man.
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King Indradyumna resolving to serve the Lord: King Indradyumna felt that he had already accomplished the three aims of his life (i.e. Dharma, Artha and Kama). Now by seeing and serving the Lord he will accomplish the fourth aim of his life (i.e. Moksha). The king resolved to settle in Sri Purushottama with his subjects and serve the Lord.
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