He also initiated Shri Yogiram by uttering into his ears three times the holy mantra as follows, Om Shri Ram Jai Ram Jai Jai Ram. After some days Shri Ramdas Swamigal blessed Shri Yogiram with the power of Bhakthi. Here he involved himself fully in spiritual activities.
He arrived at Shri Ramdas Swamigal Ashram at Kerala and stayed there for sometime as his disciple. After this Shri Yogiram left to meet Shri Ramadas Swamigal who was residing at Kerala upon the advice given by Shri Ramana Maharishi. Bagawan Ramana Maharishi blessed Shri Yogiram with the power of gnana. Her he met Shri Ramana maharishi Swamigal and took his blessings. There after Swami Yogiram after leaving the ashram of Aurobindo headed straight to the abode of Lord Arunachaleswarar in order to meet Shri Ramana Maharishi at his ashram. Under his advice and guidance he was directed to meet Shri Ramana Maharishi at Tiruvannamalai. As per his aspirations he reached the ashram of Shri Aurobindo Ghose. He initially was very keen to visit Shri Aurobindo Ghose at his Ashram. Hence in the year 1947 he started on a religious mission towards the south. Shri Yogiram wanted to travel far and wide in order to become a disciple of some great swamijis. Seeing his enthusiasm to learn the Swamijis were keen to teach him without hesitation. He learnt from them all the spiritual teachings over the years. In the process became good friends with all the sadhus and saints. This continued every day and Yogiram became too involved in his religious activities. He used to sit along with the meditating sadhus at the ganga river banks and engage himself in Nama Japam. To achieve this goal he was eager to become a disciple of some saints, swamijis and yogis. And as he grew he had an inclination to pursue god and follow in the spiritual path of life.
People around child yogiram noticed in him a strong urge to seek god in various forms. His birth place was a small village lying near the banks of the river Ganges. He was born in the year 1918 on the first day in the month of December. From his early child hood he was spiritually inclined and was attracted towards the Saints and Yogis living near the banks of river Ganges. Shri Yogiram hails from a traditionally religious family. Though he was born at a village near Kashi, he spent his spiritual life at Tiruvannamalai, the abode of Lord Arunachalaeswar. Yogiram SurathKumar was also well known among his devotees as Visiri Samiyar especially with his followers from Tamil Nadu.
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