This was the permanent abode of the Guru. Nobel Laureate Ravindranatha Tagore, Western Philosopher C. F. Andrews, Acharya Vinoba Bhave, Swami Shraddhanandaji met Gurudev in this building. On 12th March 1925, when Mahatma Gandhi visited Gurudev, Gandhiji reached here and spent a longtime. Gandhiji had visited Sivagiri in 1934 January and 1937 January. The Guru attained Mahasamadhi in this Vaidika Mutt on 20th Sep. 1928 thursday at 3.33 p.m. The cot and chair used by the Guru, his walking stick, his foot – wear, and water-pots are preserved here as sacred memoirs. A picture of the Guru adorns the room facing the visitors, and an undying lamp (kedavilakku ) is kept burning here. Pilgrims and visitors can see all these through the open window and experience the presence of Gurudev here. This is a place of peace, meant for meditation.