When the most munificent Sri Sacinandana Gaurahari was traveling in South India for the benefit of the world, He arrived in Trivendram, the capital of Kerala Pradesh, intending to take darsana of Sri Ananta Padmanabha. On the way, He came across the temple of Adi-Kesavaji on the banks of the sacred Payasvini River. There He became overjoyed to hear the highly qualified devotees of that place reciting the Fifth Chapter of Brahma-samhita and, after having a copy made, He took it with Him. That Fifth Chapter is now celebrated by the name Brahma- samhita.