Dear srkudai,
Very nice. The Tamizh version of Ulaganatha Swamigal, which
has been versified by Mr. Nome and Dr. Ramamoorthy, gives 2
verses to explain this.
He is a Videha Mukta who,
Without any conclusions or contemplation,
That Brahman is I and I am Brahman,
Remains as Pure Consciousness.
He is a Videha Mukta who remains changless,
Without any modifications of the mind, such as,
Either the Surpeme is I, or it is not so,
Either that all exists or it is not so.
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He is a Videhamukta who is changeless,
Who has no misconceived thoughts of anything, anywhere, and
anytime,
Who eschews any knowledge of That,
And who himself exists as Brahman.
He is a Videha Mukta who is motionless,
Who has no thoughts, that he is motionless as a stone,
Who has no superimpositions of any kind,
And who is ever a mass of Existence Knowledge and Bliss,
Brahman itself.
Arunachala Siva.