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2004 - First Sannyas Deeksha At AdiKailaasa

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A large banyan tree dominates the frame, its thick grey-brown trunk and many spreading branches covered with green leaves and dense hanging aerial roots that drop toward the ground. Sunlight filters through the canopy in the upper right. Leaves of a second plant appear in the lower left foreground. No people, ritual objects or readable signage are visible in this outdoor scene of tree growth.2004-07-02A photograph of a large, gnarled banyan tree with many thick, twisting aerial roots and sprawling limbs spreading across the frame. Green leaves hang among the bark and branches, with dappled light filtering through. No people are visible in the scene; the setting appears to be an outdoor grove or garden with sandy soil at the base.2004-07-022004 - First Sannyas Deeksha At AdiKailaasa2004-07-02 +1 copies2004 - First Sannyas Deeksha At AdiKailaasa2004-07-02September 05 20092009-09-05July 02 20042004-07-02September 05 20092009-09-05A large old banyan tree dominates the frame, with thick grey trunks and many hanging aerial roots descending from wide spreading branches. Green leaves are scattered through the canopy against a pale sky. No people or ritual activity are visible.2011-07-30A photograph looking up into a large spreading banyan tree with thick, twisting limbs and dense green leaves. Aerial prop roots hang down along the trunk on the left, and sunlight filters through the canopy. No people, deities or ritual activity are visible in this outdoor scene.2006-10-24A photograph of a large banyan tree grove with sprawling, horizontal limbs supported by numerous aerial prop roots descending to the reddish-brown earth. Green leaves fill the canopy, and dappled light falls on the dry leaf litter and bare soil paths beneath. No people or ritual activity are visible; the scene is a quiet outdoor tree setting.2004-07-02April 26 20132013-04-26A photograph of a large banyan tree with a thick, gnarled trunk formed from many hanging aerial roots and grey bark. Long vines and branches spread out through green leaves against a bright sky, with no people, ritual objects or ceremony visible.2013-06-19