Samadh Soamiji Maharaj - Soami Bagh

Spiritually important place for the followers who know the history ✨
Closed after lockdown construction work is going, it's not informed when will open ...but
स्वामी जी महाराज shows the path to the inner soul to its real journey towards the sach खंड and beyond ♥

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If there is a hidden gem in Agra, this is the best one. It has a religious and spiritual background. Gives you peace and tranquility from the time you step into this sacred place. Come here for an amazing experience and marvel the wonderful architecture of this beautiful landscape. It is getting built from 1905 and the perfection is very apparent.

Nice view from the street, very beautiful place, however it’s closed as under construction currently.

Other namesSoamiji Maharaj (honorific used by devotees)PersonalBorn24 August 1818

Panni Gali, Agra, Ceded Provinces, British India

Died15 June 1878(aged 59)

Panni Gali, Agra, North-Western Provinces, British India

ReligionSant MatSectUttari Bharat ki Sant Parampara (Sant Tradition of North India)Other namesSoamiji Maharaj (honorific used by devotees)Senior postingPeriod in office1861-1878SuccessorJaimal Singh, Salig Ram
Other namesSoamiji Maharaj (honorific used by devotees)PersonalBorn24 August 1818

Panni Gali, Agra, Ceded Provinces, British India

Died15 June 1878(aged 59)

Panni Gali, Agra, North-Western Provinces, British India

ReligionSant MatSectUttari Bharat ki Sant Parampara (Sant Tradition of North India)Other namesSoamiji Maharaj (honorific used by devotees)Senior postingPeriod in office1861-1878SuccessorJaimal Singh, Salig Ram

Peaceful ☮
What a place... Holy samadh.
Swamiji Maharaj ki samadh under-construction.
Fully made with marbles and white stones.
Heaven on Earth like feeling comes in my head. atmosphere of this place in Swami Bagh Agra is such a beauty.
Must visit place for everyone.
You will peace and Love.
Thank-you .
Radha Swami.

Swami Bagh is a religious place. And the building is too good and amazing. It's a also historical place. It's belongs to Radhasoami Satsang Community.

This place is one of the holiest places for people who follow the radha soami faith. This place has a huge fountain, some picture galleries, and a temple. There are no entry fee yo enter here.

Dayalbagh Temple at Soamibagh is excellent in art, beauty and..... better than Taj Mahal. The Dayalbagh area having good Air Quality Index that prevents the samadhi building from pollutant. Dayalbagh colonies found more peaceful,calm with fresh air.

Everyone should visit this place. You will be amazed to find the creativity. Marbel are carved with brilliant shapes and design.

spiritual place of Radhasoami satsang
Incredible architecture of art and technique

It is a very holy place for all those seeking purpose for their life.

It is dedicated to Surat Shabd sadhana that has been propounded for ages but given the said name by Soamiji Maharaj (Shiv Dayal Singh). He lived here for many years and this was made into a temple after he left to the heavenly abode.

He was succeeded by Sri Huzur Maharaj as the spritiual guide for all the devotees who practised the faith. Our family has been in this for 3 generations now. It was by pure grace that I got a chance to visit this place and be initiated into Surat Shabd Yoga.

It was under construction/ maintenance when I visited the place. There's holy prasad for all the devotees who want to eat here. All can feel the holiness of their spirit here.

nice place design and carving work .. also best place for Radha Soami faith.

Absolutely lovely and peaceful place. One of the should visit places in Agra !!!

Radha swami temple is temporarily closed after covid and currently renovation work is ongoing.

This temple is said to be under construction since past 100 years. Excellent specimen of art & architecture. A must visit place when you are visiting agra.

Please make sure this temple is reopened before visiting.

Soami ji maharaj samadhi is a truly remarkable and inspiring place. The serene atmosphere and beautiful architecture of the samadhi are a testament to the spiritual legacy of Soami ji Maharaj. The intricate carvings and decorations on the walls and ceiling are breathtaking, and the energy of the place is palpable.

Visitors to the samadhi often describe feeling a deep sense of peace and connection to something greater than themselves. The staff are welcoming and knowledgeable, providing visitors with information about the history and significance of the samadhi.

Overall, Soami ji maharaj samadhi is a must-visit for anyone seeking a spiritual experience or simply looking to appreciate the beauty of this sacred place. Five stars!

Can't say smthng in my own words
This is so beautiful place

The Radhasoamis, states Mark Juergensmeyer, are considered in Punjab as an offshoot of Sikhism and can also be considered a part of Hinduism because they share their cultural outlook, some practices and theological concepts such as karma, yoga (shabd) and guru. However, they are also different from Hindus and Sikhs because they reject the concept of a sacred scripture, rituals such as Karah Parshad and pilgrimage gatherings and ceremonies. The Radhasoamis are a religious fellowship that accepts saints and living gurus from anywhere.

Amazing architecture but photos are not allowed inside the temple

No donation or charity will be collected from the visitors in this temple. Only followers of Radha Soami can give something to this temple. The donation of another person is also not valid.

HISTORY -According to the officials associated with the temple management, this temple is dedicated to the followers of Radha Soami, which is prepared with great reverence and passion. This is the samadhi of Lord Swami Ji, the followers of Radha Soami Vicharayas. Purnan Dhani Maharaj was born on August 24, 1818, on Janmashtami. He had knowledge of many languages like Hindi, Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit and Urdu too. Purnan Dhani Maharaj also had a job in Banda, but his interest was towards spiritualism. For this reason he left the job and took it into meditation. In 1861, on the occasion of Basant Panchami, the Radha Soami temple was established. It is said that at the age of 5, he had acquired the spiritual practice of Surat yoga. After this he became famous as Swami ji Maharaj. He died on June 15, 1878. After which, it was decided to build this temple in his memory.

But the foundation of this temple was laid in the 19th century in Dayalbag area of Agra. It was just like some Taj Mahal. 52 wells have been built. The stones were placed inside the ground for about 50 to 60 feet depth. Make one pillar above one so that it does not fall. Gumboad, built on these pillars, was kept in such a way that the earthquake or storm would not have any effect.

By the way, in this many years, four generations of laborers and artisans, whose number went up to 400, were created in this year. Even so, about 200 people have taken over its work. To build a temple complex, large stones were kept one above the other. Special carving. 5 main gates were made, which are kept in accordance with the 5 letters in Radha Soami name.

It is being told that only the followers of Radha Soami Vaishnava have spent the cost of building this temple. In such a situation, the work continued to slow. Many people believed that the temple was a curse of continuity. But now its work is almost complete.

Very nice place. Comparable to Taj Mahal.