Every January on the day of Mattu Pongal, Siddha Rajakumar Guruji donates sugarcane to villagers near Perambalur and to the tribal people who live in hills as well as elephants in South India.
Along with that, Rajakumar Guruji’s Maha Siddhargal Trust distributes blankets, sarees, children’s garments, school supplies, siddha medicinal oil (Sanjeevi oil), tooth powder, and herbal paste to thousands of tribal people who live in hills near Pollachi.
The secret behind visiting these sacred hills is that two of the great siddhas – Vilayatu Siddha and Vimala Siddha – have attained Jeeva Samadhi (a state of existence in which they have no physical form) in these hills.
Siddha Rajkumr says, “The significance of feeding sugarcane to an elephant is that if you feed an elephant its favorite treat-sugar cane with lots of love-at 12 noon on a Friday, it will remember you the next day at noon. If you feed the elephant for the next three days, it will remember you next year on that date. If you do not come that year to feed the elephant, it will pray to God asking him to send you with sugar cane.”