Significance of the Yantra   :   A loyal devotee of Babaji  made several trips to Himalayas to get his darshan.  But Baba did not appear before him.  The exasperated devotee declared that he would jump from the mountain and die if he did not get darshan on a particular day.  Since he did not get the darshan even then, he jumped from the Himalayas.  Baba retrieved his body, bestowed him life and accepted him as his disciple. This disciple and another chief disciple Annai are consecrated as yantras.  Nearby are the yantras of Babaji and Lord Muruga.

Muruga who graced Babaji   :   This is a holy place full of tranquility.  Before Babaji’s sanctum is the ‘Yaaga kundam’, Gowrisankar Peetam.  Here ‘Yaaga Pooja’ is performed on Babaji’s birth date (Kaarthigai month, Rohini star).  Close by are Babaji’s Foot.  On the two pillars in front of the sanctum are seen the images of the disciples Annai and Kriya Ammaan.  Below these pillars is the ‘Panchaanga Kriyaa Peetam’.  At the façade of the sanctum is Vinayagar.  When Babaji had gone to Kadirkamam, Lord Muruga appeared before him.  To indicate this, Lord Muruga’s revelation to Babaji is sculpted as a statue under a banyan tree.  Around the vimaanam of Babaji sanctum, images depicting the events of Babaji’s life are carved.

Avatara (Birth) Festival   :   In the Prime sanctum Babaji is seen seated on the square-shaped ‘Aavudaiyar Peetam’ facing north.  With his right hand he shows ‘abhaya’ (Refuge) sign.  He has placed his left hand on his lap.  We can worship Babaji in the statue form only in this place.  Abhishekam is performed to Babaji every Thursday at 7.oo pm.