verandah was the remnants of the home from which Swamigal performed his vanishing act, whether it was the structure with a tiled roof or the house that Nallappa Jeeyappangaar had pointed to, as they were all next to each other. Mr Baranitharan's conversation with Krishnappa Mudaliar at the verandah led him to understand that Krishnappa Mudaliar had built the one-storeyed house pointed out by Nallappa Jeeyappangar, with the owner being Panchaangakara Iyer, whose relatives lived in the tiled house (Ootu Veedu) next to it. Krishnappa Mudaliar confirmed that there was an older adult, likely Ramaswami Josiar, who lived in the tiled roof house, on whose demise the house was sold. Likewise, Panchangakara Iyer also purportedly sold the one-storey home and moved to Periya Kanchipuram. Despite Mr Baranitharan being pointed to the single-story house, he decided to see the tiled roof (Ootu veedu) house, stepped in, and had a tour which revealed some interesting insights. While the front portion of the house was demolished, there was still a room on the right side of the living room layout, which looked like the room someone could be locked in. At the same time, ceremonies were being carried out in the living room area, leading to Mr Baranitharan wondering if this was the room from where Swamigal vanished. He went further into the house, and to his surprise, saw a Miththam, an open-to-sky area with a well in the middle, typical of old homes, the most likely place of occurrence of Sri Seshadri Swamigal, purportedly pausing while massaging his uncle, Sri Ramasami Josiar's head with oil, claiming that he saw Gandharvas crossing the sky, singing in Raaga Bilahari. This incident occurred well before Swamigal vanished from a locked room, when he was in the initial stages of his renunciation, spending long hours at temples in Kanchipuram, after the demise of both his parents, and his long absences from home, causing much grief to Sri Ramaswami Josiar. That this could be the Mittham and, well, where this incident likely occurred prompted Mr Baranitharan and his entourage to take pictures and return to Kanchi Swamigal, who was then camping at Kollachatram. By his spiritual insight, Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Swamigal confirmed that the Ootu Veedu is the house that Sri Seshadri Swamigal lived in. On his guidance, Kanchi Kamakoti Peetham purchased the house from the owner, Sri Sivaprakasam, a portrait of Seshadri Swamigal was installed, homas(fire