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July 06 2011

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July 06 20112011-07-06August 08 20112011-08-08A garden at a temple-style campus shows three grey stone statues on a grassy mound, a central deity murti with multiple arms holding objects flanked by two female figures. Behind them stands an orange-red building with a pink-domed roof and a red-brick wall. Tall grass, oleander bushes with pink flowers, and a leafy tree frame the scene. At the far left edge, a few small figures in white stand near a metal gate, though they are partially obscured.2011-07-06Outdoor garden scene at an ashram campus: three grey stone sculptures stand on a grassy mound in front of a terracotta-coloured shrine structure with a domed top and a red-trimmed wall. The central figure is a standing deity murti with a tall crown and multiple arms, flanked by two female statues in jewelled headdresses and dhoti-like dress. Tall ornamental grass, pink oleander flowers and a large shade tree surround them. Behind the iron grille gate, two people in white clothes are partly visible near the entrance on the left.2011-07-06April 01 20112011-04-01A photograph of a dark grey stone statue of the elephant-headed deity Ganesha seated on a tiered lotus pedestal in a garden. The four-armed Ganesha wears a beaded necklace and holds a small object in one hand. Behind it stands an orange-red brick wall with a barred window, flanked by green shrubs with white and pink flowers, and in front is a border of reddish-brown rocks and grass. No people are visible.2011-08-08April 01 20112011-04-01April 01 20112011-04-01August 08 20112011-08-08Outdoor evening photo at a garden shrine beside a red-orange wall. A standing figure in saffron-orange robes and a tall white-and-blue patterned crown faces a large grey stone Ganesha statue seated on a lotus-carved pedestal. The figure holds a brass oil lamp with a lit flame toward the deity, performing an aarti. Red-brown rocks, green plants and bamboo surround the statue, and the sky is dusky blue. The figure's face is turned away from the camera. The person's identity cannot be determined from appearance, so the figure is described by role only as a devotee performing aarti.2011-10-31August 08 20112011-08-08August 31 20112011-08-31