On the third day of Akshay, when he reached the Kamakhya temple, while chanting the perfect name given by the Guru, he could clearly hear someone calling him in a serious voice. Rama, hearing Rama's call, he had no difficulty in realizing that he had got the perfect name of the Guru in a dream, This call is his. Responding to the infallible pull of the call, Sri Sri Ramthakur came out and saw a tall, shining great man standing in front of him. Sri Sri Ramthakur accepted him as his guru and bowed down. The Guru also embraced his worthy disciple. Then began the endless journey with the Guru in search of the unknown.[1]  Sadhan Jeevan  Adolescent Sri Sri Ramthakur, under the guidance of his guru, crossed the mountains and deserts and sat in penance in the solitude of the deep forest. It is said that he attained Ashtasiddhi in the Himalayas by performing austerities year after year in many unknown places, sometimes at Kaushikashram and sometimes at Bashishtashram. After that he returned to the locality under the direction of his guru and engaged in human service. By the grace of the Guru, he had no accessible place and no unknown object. The guru then ordered her to return home for maternity service. Following the guru's instructions, she took a job as a cook in the house of an engineer in Noakhali to earn her living. Sri Sri Ramthakur used to cook with devotion. Although he enjoyed feeding everyone his own cooked food, he did not eat all this himself. With a little milk and a couple of pieces of fruit, his body was healthy and strong. Soon the employer engineer realizes that the cook in his house is no small man; One great man. After knowing the nature of Sri Sri Thakur, he did not allow him to work as a cook. Sri Sri Ramthakur then took up government work in the town of Feni under an overseer. At that time many women of different castes were living in Feni. They had no one to call their own. Sri Sri Thakur used to cook with his own hands and feed these women carefully. If any of them fell ill, they would serve as mothers and sisters. Seeing this devotion of Sri Sri Thakur, the then Sub-Divisional Magistrate Poet Nabin Chandra Sen wrote about Sri Sri Ram Thakur, he was ecstatic in his service.