Mahasamadhi is the act of leaving one’s body intentionally. Avadhutas show some excuse to leave their physical form and Mata has also done the same. Devotees and Samsthan could not take it. Their fear grew immeasurably as they were merged in the aversion of losing Mata. They did all that they could do by performing poojas, yagnas, and yagas for her recovery but all in vain. Once Mata has taken a decision who can change it, Mata took mahasamadhi early in the morning on the 10th of January 1997 (Pausha Shukla Dwiteya) on Friday.

The news of Mahasamadhi spread rapidly, thousands of devotees came running to Paradsinga to have last darshan of Mata. Mata’s physical form was not buried for three days and devotees were allowed to have darshan. Before the samadhi, Mata was given a final auspicious bath with panchamrutas and it was conspicuously noticed that Mata’s body remained lively and soft though precautions were not taken. Early in the morning on 12th Mata’s body was placed in samadhi. A temporary statue of Mata was placed near samadhi. Soon on the occasion of Mata’s Janmotsav on 5th May in the year 1998, a statuesque marble statue was installed.

Samadhi Mandir is a numinous place as Mata’s physical body is here. The statue represents the mother of the whole world. The statue is an image of Mata which is elegant, charming, and full of grace. Mata sits in a relaxed posture with a coconut in her hands gazing at her devotees.