Certainly you did. But that gives you no right to stop your journeys, to isolate yourself from society and the needs found within it. It gives you no right to ignore the responsibilities of your journey. Your journey is not over despite what society may tell you and what you may wish to believe. Panentheism purports the importance of each person's journey.
Society needs everyone's contribution until one's journey physically ends.
No one should be able to withhold their contribution to the present as well as the future souls to come. That is not the implication of panentheism. Panentheism would suggest that each person contribute to society in a manner they find rewarding and significant as determined by their own individual perception. It may be in a form others would not consider to be productive, but that is not to be judged. Rather, it must be in a man-ncr the individuals feel is productive and positive.