Anusuya Ammal, biological paternal grandmother

Anusuyammal was the paternal grandmother of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism. She was married to Annamalai Chettiar who passed away very early after the pair had three children; two sons, Kumarasami, Arunachalam and a daughter Jayakumari.

Sri Arunachalam was the biological father of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism.

After she was widowed in her 30’s, Anusuyammal lived an extremely chaste lifestyle and became closely associated with Mataji Vibhutananda Puri.

Mata Vibhutananda Puri founded “Apithakuchambal Tiruppugazh Mathar Sabhai”, an all-women entity through which she upkept the ecosystem of Tiruvannamalai, singing and spreading the Ultimate Truths in the sacred Tiruppugazh verses extolling the Glory of The Divine, authored by Saint Arunagirinathar in the 15 century. Anusuyammal was the vice president of this organization. The team was supported by the enthusiastic people of Tiruvannamalai who gathered in large numbers for public group concerts. They also raised funds door to door and prepared food from the collected funds and served anna daan – free food – for the people. This women only sangha took responsibility to care for the welfare of women in Tiruvannamalai and therefore had a crucial role in maintaining the enlightenment eco-system of Tiruvannamalai such that it would be prepared and ready for the Advent of The Avatar.In the life of the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism, Sadhu OM was a great Acharya who imparted the teachings of Sri Ramana Maharshi.

1. On 15 October 2019, in the talk titled, “Guru’s Love Grounds and Raises You in Integrity, the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism revealed Anusuyammmal and Kuppammal’s join movement called the “Apitha #Kuchamba Tiruppagazh Mathar Sabha” to promote Shakta Tradition as vice president and president respectively https://nithyanandapedia.org/wiki/October_15_2019

In 1991 Anusuyammal organized to take her Divine grandson on pilgrimage to the temple of Sabarimala or Palani. Anusuyammal herself recalls how dedicated and vibrant He would be during the pilgrimage, continuously chanting, singing or declaring the praises of Paramashiva. He would also encourage the whole group and lead everyone in song as they traveled to their sacred destination.

Preserved in the Archives of Sovereign today are the malas (rosary beads) which was wore by the Supreme Pontiff of Hinduism during the pilgrimage to Sabarimala.