Thindivanam immediately. Passing through Maarchettikulam, he reached Aiyyanthoppu before his traces were again lost until he resurfaced a few months later in the famed Pandava Caves of ThoosiMamadur village south of Kanchipuram wherein, on hearing of his presence, crowds gathered, which crowds also included Swamigal's biological younger brother, Sri Narasimha Josiar. But before he could meet his older brother, Swamigal had left ThoosiMamadur to reach North Arcot, where he spent some time in Muthukumaraswamy temple and Brahmeswaraswamy temple in Fort Street, North Arcot. After leaving Tirupattur, he crossed Javvadhu Hills and reached Padavedu, 7 miles from Aathuvaampaadi, where he remained for two days. Both Tirupattur and Aathuvampaadi housed relatives of Swamigal. In retrospect, it may be analyzed that he went through towns that housed his relatives without visiting them to renounce them formally. Notably, adjoining, Aathuvampaadi is a village called Thurinjikuppam which houses the Jeeva Samadhi called Sanyaasi Paarai, which Swamigal is reported to have visited before finally reaching Tiruvannamalai. In ancient times, a widower and his young daughter, widowed at a young age, left for Kasi as was the norm 300–400 years ago. While the widower did not want to take along his daughter, she begged and pleaded only to have him relent and take her along. Father and daughter passed through village after village, living off alms from benevolent villagers en route to Kasi. At Thurinjikuppam, some families cast aspersions on his character resulting in him going bereft of food one day. On inquiring with some kids playing nearby, they playfully said that the village was talking ill of him and his young daughter. To uphold the truth of his values and that of his daughter, it is said that he ordered her to lie down on a pyre, chanted a hymn to the Sun God, thereby ending her life, instantaneously, and dug a pit in the village pond, and told the same kids to close the pit with mud. The kids, thinking it all to be a game, complied on finding that the sand/stones they were piling on the father were turning into candy. This Jeeva Samadhi, where this person is entombed in a living state, still stands in this village. and in the Tamil month of Aadi, people from nearby villagers gather to worship this great soul, at the end of which worship, it still rains to this date in this village. Seshadri Swamigal visited this