The glory of Baba Ramdev Ji, the folk deity of Rajasthan, has spread far and wide. He was not only a religious guru, but also a saint who gave the message of equality, peace and harmony in the society. But there is a secret hidden in the last moments of his life, which surprised everyone. Live samadhi – As soon as you hear this word, the question arises in the mind, “Why and how Baba Ramdev took the living samadhi?”
Amazing life of Baba Ramdev
Baba Ramdev was born in Pokaran, Rajasthan. His life was full of public welfare, devotional and social service. He dedicated his entire life to end discrimination between other castes and religions. Along with this, he presented the example of immense reverence and devotion while worshiping Navaleshwar Mahadev, Ramdevra Temple and Lord Shiva.
The secret of taking living samadhi
Baba Ramdev’s most mysterious and shocking aspect of his life is his living tomb.
It is said that Baba Ramdev had thought of taking a complete tomb to achieve enlightenment at the last time of his life. He told his followers saying that they are now going to be free from the bondage of the body.
“I will take the living samadhi, and this tomb will give me guidance as per the requirement all the time.”
Method of taking samadhi
Baba Ramdev decided to sit in a deep meditation posture to take the living samadhi. He is said to have prepared himself spiritually, and one day went into a tomb without any physical stir. The incident took place in the Ramdevra temple, and all the devotees remained miraculous after seeing the state of his body.
This samadhi was not only a miraculous event for his followers, but it was also a spiritual message that the power of dedication and faith for the attainment of truth is incomparable.
Importance of living tomb
After taking the survival samadhi of Baba Ramdev, his tomb was established as Ramdevra Temple. Every year lakhs of devotees come to his tomb and offer prayers, and remember their amazing life and message. Devotees believe that taking the living tomb of Baba Ramdev was not just a physical event, but it was a symbol of the discovery of a spiritual truth, which still inspires people today.
