Slokam 8

Having been endowed with realization,  Chitraketu moves about as a completely liberated soul along with the Vidhyadharas.  They move about praising the virtues and glories of the Paramathma for many lakhs of years without any attachment. 

It is important to make the connection between liberalization and realization.  Once self realization is attained,  there are no more shackles that impede the movement of the atma.  Initially entrapped inside the body and mind,  the atma is subject to limitations. Once liberated from attachments, it moves about without any limitation of space or of time.  The implication is that the true nature of our identity, which is the atma,  is unlimited in its extent, properties and flexibility.  It permeates everyone and everything.

Most importantly,  the atma does not attach itself to any person or object that it permeates. The Atma goes by its own will, with no forces of temptation to create a conflict in its course or be an obstacle in its path.

The Atma dwells in the Paramathma.  This is why Chitraketu and the Vidhyadharas only carry the Paramathmas name and glories wherever they go.  The atma carries out the will of the Paramathma without any reservation. When the instruction of the Paramathma is carried out without any questioning,  there is no conflict. 

May we surrender our atma to reside always in the Paramathma.