Edited sentence: " A municipal chairman witnessed Sathyam being both inside a Siva temple and outside (looking after his brothers luggage) simultaneously.About a year later, "holidays came, and Seshama Raju took Sathyam to Hampi.Afterwards, he presented the boy with "a collar pin made of gold.Declaring that He had no worldly relationship with anyone, Swami ran to the house of one Anjaneyulu... In front of his house there was a small rock.During a discourse in 2000, Sathya Sai Baba relates the events that transpired a few days after, "He (Sathyam) left the house and went about ten feet when the collar pin fell (and) could not be found... The collar pin symbolised worldly attachment, and when it was lost, it was also symbolic of the end of the ‘Raju phase’ and attachments implied by it.He also taught the local children and villagers how to read and write.His birth name was Sathyanarayana Raju.In sixth standard, Sathyam left Puttaparthi to live with his elder brother, Seshama and his wife in Kamalapuram.Sathyam "was known to be very lively," and composed many plays, poems and songs for school and friends.Swami went and sat on that stone