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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.
The Mahanyasam is a part of the methodology of chanting of the Rudram on special occasions such as a mahArudram. Typically, during a Shri Rudra paaraayaNam at home, one recites the laghunyaasam. Such a Shri Rudra paaraayaNam in a public place of worship such as a temple is preceeded by the recital of the mahAnyaasam.he second part, chapter 18 of the Yajurveda, is known as chamakam because of the repeated use of the words Chame. Rudram is divided into 11 sections called Anuvakas. In the first Anuvaka, Rudra is asked to turn away his Ghora rupa (fierce appearance) and to please keep his and his followersâ weapons at bay.