Jeeva Samadhi or Adhishtanam or Brindavanam is the tomb of a Hindu Spiritual Guru or a saint.
Now, the Jeeva Samadhi are nothing but energy fields and in the vicinity of the high energy fields, the seeker's consciousness also rises. Actually it is a very old custom in India that when one starts his spiritual journey within, he/she visits all saints and samadhis of saints and also the holy temples. 1 Most of the time many do not know what it is. 2  Sometimes they are just worshiped as temples. i have seen Jeeva Samadhis in very bad physical condition. 3  At one place there was renovation going on and there were planks and paper and paint boxes dumped on the Samadhi itself. Example of a Jeeva samadhi in Chennai where it is even expected from you to touch the samadhi of the saint itself. At some samadhis photography and video is strictly prohibited but at some samadhis we were encouraged to take photographs and spread the message. Mouna nirvana swamigal temple, next to his jeeva samadhi where he used to meditate and sleep. It is a boon for a seeker if he is energy-sensitive and can detect and connect to it easily. Most of the samadhis/temples remain closed from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and some till 6 p.m.. Live example of Jeeva Anga Samadhi where the body is un-deteriorated is the Jeeva Samadhi of Sri Ramanuja at Srirangam, Tamilnadu where a devotee is allowed to have darshan of the physical body of the saint even today. The nail and hair which are growing are also shown by the priests during Aarathi. Many a time meditating at the Jeeva Samadhi shrine will open many doors in our consciousness. These subtle doors can’t be opened even with our life long sadhana of Tapas. I have learned many secrets of naga lokam, deva lokam and floating angels in space just by meditating at the Jeeva Samadhis of great saints. Jeeva Samadhi can be achieved by only great yogis. This is a state where Siddhas enters live in to the samadhi state at their own will after completion of Their mission on earth and Their mind remaining fixed on the Divine, They stop the functioning of the body by will. 1 Most of the time many do not know what it is. 2  Sometimes they are just worshiped as temples. i have seen Jeeva Samadhis in very bad physical condition. 3  At one place there was renovation going on and there were planks and paper and paint boxes dumped on the Samadhi itself. In some places the caretakers were not even aware that it is a Jeeva Samadhi such as St Lourdes Xavier near Thirukattupalli. At some places, the samadhis are kept in very good condition and maintained very well and thus given it's due attention and respect. Mouna nirvana swamigal temple, next to his jeeva samadhi where he used to meditate and sleep. It is a boon for a seeker if he is energy-sensitive and can detect and connect to it easily. Most of the samadhis/temples remain closed from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and some till 6 p.m.. 1 In many places the priests also were not aware that it is a Jeeva Samadhi unless we showed them the details to which they would mention that they do not know about it. 2  At some places, the samadhis are kept in very good condition and maintained very well and thus given it's due attention and respect. 1 Most of the time many do not know what it is. 2  Sometimes they are just worshiped as temples. i have seen Jeeva Samadhis in very bad physical condition. 3  At one place there was renovation going on and there were planks and paper and paint boxes dumped on the Samadhi itself. Jeeva or Sajeeva / Jiva / Samadhi also known in Tibetten as the state of Tukdam means becoming one with the universal consciousness or merging with the Divine. It has different terms and is used as different words in different religions. Mouna nirvana swamigal temple, next to his jeeva samadhi where he used to meditate and sleep. It is a boon for a seeker if he is energy-sensitive and can detect and connect to it easily. Most of the samadhis/temples remain closed from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and some till 6 p.m.. The point is that just going and visiting the Jeeva Samadhi will not be of any help. It is only when one is open and receptive that things happen. One has to approach with pure intentions and love for the Siddhas and to what they have to offer, then only the connection and grace would flow within. 1 Most of the time many do not know what it is. 2  Sometimes they are just worshiped as temples. i have seen Jeeva Samadhis in very bad physical condition. 3  At one place there was renovation going on and there were planks and paper and paint boxes dumped on the Samadhi itself. Jeeva Samadhi or Adhishtanam or Brindavanam is the tomb of a Hindu Spiritual Guru or a saint. It is believed that the saint's life force still exists in the tomb and prayers are offered to it. Brindavanam is the term used for Vaishanavaite saints and Adishtanam for the rest of them. It is called as Jeeva Samadhi in Tamil Nadu, mainly with reference to Siddhars. There are hundreds of them spread all over India. In case of shaivaite saints, a Shiva linga is placed over the tomb and for vaishanavaite saints, the sacred Tulsi tree is planted In Kundalini Gnanam Jeeva Samadhi is a person imbued with eternal life force. In this concept, by spiritual practices, life is not allowed to go out of the body. The seed cells in the body never get damaged. Such a person stops the functions of the body after completion of his or her mission by his or her own will. Maha Samadhi (literally great samadhi) is the word for a realized yogi's conscious departure from the physical body at death. Maha Samadhi is the final conscious abandoning of the physical body. Kundalini comes out and Kapala Moksham is attained. 2) Jeeva Samadhi principle: Jeeva Samadhi is different from all the above.
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