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2006 - healing puja and meditation centers in Namakkal and Hosur

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November 13 20052005-11-13November 13 20052005-11-13November 13 20052005-11-13November 05 20062006-11-05November 13 20052005-11-132006 - healing puja and meditation centers in Namakkal and HosurA photograph of a white-walled corridor at a healing centre, with people waiting in line. On the right, a man with a thick grey moustache in a white shirt and blue lungi stands beside seated devotees with palms extended. Seated in white plastic chairs are an older man in a white shirt and a woman in a blue sari, and a younger woman in a cream top sits cross-legged on the floor. Behind them, a group of men in white shirts and dhotis, some wearing rudraksha malas, stand in a line near an open doorway, with a small boy in an orange shirt among them. Several people are visible in the background, and a partially visible figure with a garland stands at the left edge. No a person candidate can be clearly identified by appearance.A photograph of an indoor room with white walls, a tiled floor and ceiling fans, where a seated group of devotees in white clothes, some with black beaded necklaces, watch intently. In the centre background, a framed portrait shows a figure wearing a tall pale-yellow turban against a dark blue backdrop. Several standing men in white shirts and white dhotis, one with a black necklace, stand near a doorway on the left. A woman in a green blouse and white sari sits in the foreground, and a young man photographs with a camera. Framed pictures hang on the walls and a window with decorative grille is at right.November 13 20052005-11-13December 29 20062006-12-29 +1 copies2003 - Sacred collection UncategorizedA photograph of an indoor corridor with a grey floor and a red carpet runner on the right, where devotees wait in a line. In the foreground, a woman in a cream sari with an orange shawl and glasses stands beside a woman in a light blue and white floral sari with a red bindi, rudraksha mala and bangles, hands clasped. Behind them, several women in white and red saris sit on woven mats near a metal table with a water bottle. Metal detector frames stand at the far end, and a man in a blue shirt and a white-clad attendant walk nearby. Through the open doorway, green trees are visible.2010-07-10