Lord Ramanuja

This is the Sannidhi of Lord Rāmanuja. It is next to the one for Koorath Alwar, which you will pass after walking from Navaneetha Krishna’s sannidhi. Aprameya swami’s rathosthavam, pavithrosthavam and other Uthsavams are all held close to Udayavar’s Sannidhi. Yāga Shāla is in the immediate vicinity as well. Moving on, you will see Vaikunta Nārayana Perumal next to whom is a Sthambam in which hanuman appears as a swayambhu Moorthy. You are now in the divine presence of the majestic looking moola moorthy of Lord Sri Aprameya made of Sāligrāma Shilā. It is an ancient Idol of the Lord.’ Prameyā’ means measurable quantity, Aprameyā means immeasurable and since his mercy is of immeasurable quantity, he is called so. His two upper arms are holding the Shanka and Chakra and in the lower two arms are the Gadhā and Padma in the Abhayahastam mudra.