"Having acquired the land, Guruji was looking for divine guidance, a sign of approval to commence construction of the temple. In the vicinity of the donated land, there was a small hillock where Guruji would often spend time in meditation. On the slopes of the hillock, he noticed a formation a cleft rock forming a natural yoni very similar to that of the Kamakhya Peetam in Assam. One day while in meditation he experienced himself lying on the "peetam" site, while four others performed a homa, with flames emanating from his body. And during "purnahuthi" final round of ritual offerings, he felt a heavy object being placed on his heart. Awakening from his meditative state, Guruji was prompted to dig that site. Unearthed from that very spot, he found a Sri Chakra Maha Meru made of panchaloha. It was later discovered that a huge yajna had been performed in that area more than 250 years earlier."