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Article - Power of Initiation (Deeksha)Close-up photograph of turbulent white river water churning over dark wet rocks. Foamy spray and bubbles fill most of the frame, with rough stone visible at the top and left edge. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible. A small purple logo appears in the upper left corner.2008-07-06A close view of rushing white water cascading over smooth dark wet boulders in a mountain stream. Foam and spray churn around a large reddish-brown rock at the top centre, while a dark rounded stone in the middle is glossy with water. No people are present. The scene shows the force and clarity of a Himalayan river.2008-07-06January 22 20082008-01-22A photograph of fast, white-frothing river water rushing over dark wet boulders, some with patches of green moss. Dense leafy green shrubs grow along the bank at the top of the frame. No people or figures are visible.A close view of a fast-flowing mountain stream over wet, rounded boulders. White foam and splashing water surround a large dark grey rock in the centre, with reddish-brown and tan stones around it. Green leaves hang at the upper right edge. No people or ritual activity are visible.2008-07-06Rushing white water churns over dark rocks in a river, with foam and spray filling most of the frame. Mossy boulders lie at the top edge and a dark rock juts out at the lower right. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible. The scene is a natural river rapid.2008-01-22A fast-flowing mountain stream cascades over large dark boulders, churning white water foam through a forest gorge. Lush green trees and shrubs line the banks in the background. No people are visible; the scene is a natural landscape photograph of rushing river water.2008-01-22January 22 20082008-01-22A rushing mountain stream flows over rounded, wet boulders of dark grey and reddish-brown stone. White foam and splashing droplets churn where the water breaks around the rocks. Green leaves hang at the upper right edge. No people, deities or ritual objects are visible.2008-07-06January 22 20082008-01-22June 30 20082008-06-30 +1 copies