which was taken as a good omen and turned out so, as Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi finally graced him with his tutelage. Many devotees have often been told that there were three lingams in Tiruvannamalai: Sri Seshadri Swamigal, Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi and Arunachala itself. His presence in shops, where he would seemingly randomly throw away the cash counter, and throw out the inventory, were all eagerly awaited, resulting in skyrocketing sales. Similarly, he would be seen roaming around town with a half-shaven face, wearing dirty clothes, oblivious of his surroundings or appearance, absorbed as if he were in Eternal Consciousness. He would walk into people's homes, such as that of Tilak Shastri, who told his brother that he would lose his kid. The kid who was hale and healthy passed on. Likewise, he walked into one of Arunachalam's houses and told his father to take two bananas before leaving. Arunachalam's critical father made a dramatic recovery. Thus Swamigal's words always came true. Ashram and temple The Seshadri Swamigal Ashram is located in Tiruvannamalai, very close to Ramanasramam. The consecration of the Sundaravadana Perumal temple in Vazhur, associated with Seshadri Swamigals birth, happened on 12 February 2012. Sri Kamakoti Seshadri Swamigal Nivas The author of Swamigal's biography, Mr Baranitharan, identified the house from which Seshadri Swamigal performed his mysterious vanishing act, first revealing his spiritual powers by seeking guidance from the then pontiff of Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham, Chandrasekarendra Saraswati. Kanchi Mahan, advised Sri Baranitharan to first speak to one Ranganathar, then a resident of one of the 5-6 houses, located behind Upanishad Brahma Mutt in Kanchipuram. On contacting Sri Ranganatha Battar, Mr.Baranitharan was told that Sri Seshadri Swamigal's home was in ChinnaKanchipuram, Yannai Kaatti street, with a big garden and grove, as identifying markers. Mr Baranitharan went with a resident, Padmanabhan, to meet Nallappa Jeeyappangaar, who pointed Mr Baranitharan to a house at the east end of the South Mada Street of Chinna Kanchipuram and gave evidence of an old schoolmate who was a past resident of that house, it has changed four hands since Seshadri Swamigal's time. When Mr Baranitharan visited that house, while he did find a dense coconut grove, he saw two other new structures in that same yard, one being a house with a tiled roof (Ottu Veedu) next to which there was a small open area, and then a verandah. It was unclear if the