Shri Devraha Baba Bhajan/Samadhi place, Vrindavan
Pastimes :
Shri Devraha Baba Bhajan/Samadhi place is located at the other side of Yamuna in Vrindavan.
Shri Devaraha Baba is one of the greatest yogis of India, he is the eleventh Acharya in the lineage of Jagadguru Shri Ramanujacharya. He always distributed love. He was the embodiment of love. Men and women of all castes and classes used to come to worship him. Indian politicians also loved him. Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi also came for his darshan. Politicians, devotees, mystic saints, priests, rich and poor - all used to come for Baba's darshan and blessings.
The life of Devaraha Baba is very mysterious, and according to various versions, his entire life span has been estimated at 150 to 250 years. Baba was called the "Eternal Yogi". Devaraha Baba had mastered the Khechari Mudra by controlling his senses and the time of his disappearance. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first president of India, said that "from my experience, Baba's age is about 150 years." Devaraha Baba's presence was recorded in the 12 main Kumbh Mela festivals which occur once in 12 years. The Allahabad High Court lawyer determined that seven generations of his family used to come for the darshan of Devaraha Baba.
On 19 June 1990, giving the powers and knowledge to the disciples' Dev Das Ji (Bade Maharaj) and Ram Sevak Das Ji (Chhote Maharaj), Devaraha Baba left his body and entered the state of Mahasamadhi.
Location :
One can go from an unconstructed road or short bridge of Shri Yamuna, which connects outside of Banshivata, or One can go through the boat to cross the river Yamuna. Going further from this place, one will find Mansarovar (Radharani Mandir) and Belvan.
Shri Devraha Baba Bhajan/Samadhi place is located at the other side of Yamuna in Vrindavan.
Shri Devaraha Baba is one of the greatest yogis of India, he is the eleventh Acharya in the lineage of Jagadguru Shri Ramanujacharya. He always distributed love. He was the embodiment of love. Men and women of all castes and classes used to come to worship him. Indian politicians also loved him. Indira Gandhi and Rajiv Gandhi also came for his darshan. Politicians, devotees, mystic saints, priests, rich and poor - all used to come for Baba's darshan and blessings.
The life of Devaraha Baba is very mysterious, and according to various versions, his entire life span has been estimated at 150 to 250 years. Baba was called the "Eternal Yogi". Devaraha Baba had mastered the Khechari Mudra by controlling his senses and the time of his disappearance. Dr. Rajendra Prasad, the first president of India, said that "from my experience, Baba's age is about 150 years." Devaraha Baba's presence was recorded in the 12 main Kumbh Mela festivals which occur once in 12 years. The Allahabad High Court lawyer determined that seven generations of his family used to come for the darshan of Devaraha Baba.
On 19 June 1990, giving the powers and knowledge to the disciples' Dev Das Ji (Bade Maharaj) and Ram Sevak Das Ji (Chhote Maharaj), Devaraha Baba left his body and entered the state of Mahasamadhi.
Location :
One can go from an unconstructed road or short bridge of Shri Yamuna, which connects outside of Banshivata, or One can go through the boat to cross the river Yamuna. Going further from this place, one will find Mansarovar (Radharani Mandir) and Belvan.
View of the bhajan place of Devaraha Baba at Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Bhajan place of Devaraha Baba at Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Inside view of Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Glimpses of the view of the Yamuna and the View of Vrindavan. 
A full darshan of Devaraha Baba. 
Close darshan of Devaraha Baba. 
Glimpses of Devaraha Baba. 
View of an ancient tree in Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Stairs leading to Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
A nice view of surrounding area in Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
A nice view of temple area in Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
View of a big bell hanging in Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
View of temple area in Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
"Shri Radhey" name written in Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Inside Garden View of Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Beautiful View of Yamuna from Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Garden View of Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
Here Shri Devaraha Baba used to meet people. 
Inside view of Devaraha Baba 
Way towards Devaraha Baba Bhajan Sthali 
Pathway for Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
One may see another side of Yamuna from Devaraha Baba Samadhi/Bhajan Sthal. 
One can go from an unconstructed road or short bridge of Shri Yamuna, which connects outside of Banshivata, or One can go through the boat to cross the river Yamuna. Going further from this place, one will find Mansarovar (Radharani Mandir) and Belvan.