A unique monolith monument of 60 feet height (exposed area) has been consecrated at Datta Peetham. Imposingly placed infront of the "Kireeta"The prayer hall at Datta Peetham, this mega stone pillar symbolically represents for everything that Sri Swamiji and Datta Peetham stands for. The pillar is octagonal shaped and emanates from a stone lotus. East face- On the bottom of the pillar is Brahma and has empty space representing "Shoonya" or Nirvikalpa.

West Face -Sri Chakra on the bottom of pillar. On the face of the pillar is the Serpent like Kundalini Shakti with the Six Chakras from Muladhara to Ajna Chakras North Face: On the bottom if the pillar is the image of Vishnu. On top are symbols of various faiths and religions.

South Face:Image of Dakshina Murthy on the bottom and various musical instruments on the face of the pillar.

North East:The four great statements from the Four Vedas Aham Brahmasmi, Tattvamasi - Prajnanam Brahma, Ayamaatma Brahma. Carved in Sanskrit letters. South East:The seven musical notes as in Indian music. Sa, Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Da & Ni.

North West:Devatas residing in the human body South West:Devatas residing in the human body (2nd set) On the top of this pillar will be the Sahasrara Padma on which the Guru Padukas will be situated. These Guru Padukas reflect the great Indian thought that the Principle of Guru Tattva is the pinnacle of any spiritual journey.

Sri Swamiji gave the following instructions on 21.4.99:-
A visit or Darshan of this Pillar should be an multi media extravaganza. Pleasing arrangements of lights (illumination techniques) sound system arrangements, a pleasing background voice and cascading fountain arrangements should leave an indelible impression on a visitor. Sequence of events of the show: Two rows of chairs will be placed around the pillar. It will be occupied by those who pay a nominal donation. Those sitting on the road and other areas will witness this free of cost. The scheme of the audio arrangements will be The background voice will be that of the Dharma Stoopa For example it will say "I am Dharma Stoopa". I contain in me all that is ŠŠŠŠŠ. As the voice speaks on the four Maha vakyas, vedic chants can be heard in the background. As the voice speaks of the seven Sapta swaras and a mellifluous voice would sing those swaras. As the voice mentions about the musical instruments, we can hear the instruments play in the background. As the voice mentions about the various aspects of the pillar, the lighting follows the voice and illuminates the subject. The cascadial water falls will be following the voice and light in a subtle and unhindering manner. Yet pleasing and enjoyable. In the end the importance of the Guru Padukas will be explained and there will be a short yet grand finale of water cascades and falls.

The finishing touch will be the "Amrita Sinchana"or flow of nectar from Guru Paduka The second main aspect of this arrangement should be - the system (water and lighting arrangement) should also dance or play to the tune of any given audio cassette or compact disc.