When Sreepada Sreevallabha was born, a cobra with three hoods was holding its hoods as an umbrella.  He was kept for 18 days. He came out of the mother's womb as a dazzling illumi­nation.

Sumati Maharani fainted immediately after he was born. Auspicious musical notes from musical instruments were heard from the labour room. After some time an invisible voice warned all people to leave the room. Four vedas, eighteen puraanas, great persons arrived in the shape of brilliant lights to Great Sreepada. Sacred Vedic mantras were heard outside the room. Silence spread after sometime.

Sreepada says that " I will drink milk in morning in Pithapur in mother sumatis lap. In afternoon mother sumati will feed me with little lumps of food. During night time i shall ear halwa (sweet preparation with wheat flour) from lap of mother sumati. I will remain in Gandharvapura in the form of Nursimha Saraswati just as i am in Pithapur. I will seek bhiksha in Gandharvapura exactly during midday. These will clearly seen by those who have the sight of internal eye".

This information is given in English version book Page-139 and Marathi version Page no-96.

Family tree of Sreepada:-

Grandfather - Bapannavadhlu
Father - Appalaraju Sarma
Mother - Sumati Rani
Elder brother - Sreedhar Raj Sarma (Was blind)
Younger brother - Ramraj Sarma (was handicapped)
Three Sisters - Sree Vidhayadhari, Radha & Surekha