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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.rindavanam 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 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.aha 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.