The villagers assembled there to see what would happen to the Sanyasi. Some of his disciples were doing "Hare Rama" Bhajans. On another side 'sathkatha kalashepam' was being conducted.

Exactly at midnight it was pitch dark all round. The weather was calm. The Sanyasi was found uttering "Om, Namo Narayana" repeatedly. From his skull his jeevathma (soul) was extinct. It rose up high above the sky shining like lightning and dis. appeared in the clouds.

All his disciples and villagers assembled there were thrilled in joy. They praised the Lord and many sang the hymns of the Lord. The next morning the body of the Sanyasi was cremated. The villagers built a samadhi for the Sanyasi and conducted pujas regularly. Those who conducted puja there were getting their wishes fulfilled .

Sriyah kanthaya Kalyana midhaye nidhayerdhinam
Sri Venkatenivamya Srinivasaya mangalam.