Harinama Smaran (recollecting God's name all the time). He did not get attached to the new place, people, etc. Observing for some time the attachment still lingering in the senior members of the community, he left for visiting different ashramas in the country.

He settled in Malsar on the banks of the Narmada river possibly by the year 1890. A small band of Sadhus joined him here. He was given to giving small talks, singing bhajans, helping Sadhus to organize themselves etc. most of the time. He lived there for some time.

He was later on at the temple at Rampur and withdrew from active work. While acknowledging his debt to late Shri Yogendraji, the best student of Paramahamsa Madhavdasji, Shri Govind Prasad G. Pandya writes in his 'Sant Suvas': "The saints who are the products of their earlier understanding possess a strong self-confidence. They consider the material world as imperfect and step out from this world on their own free will."