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January 18 2013

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A young woman seated cross-legged in orange sari-style robes with maroon borders, eyes closed, holding a small yellow flower in cupped hands during a ritual. She wears a long rudraksha mala with silver spacers, a white horizontal forehead mark with a red dot, and small drop earrings. Behind her, an oil lamp flame and a brass vessel are visible among other seated devotees in orange. Temple pada puja setting.2013-04-05 +1 copiesApril 05 20132013-04-05 +1 copiesFour young girls sit closely together chanting with eyes closed, wearing matching deep red garments edged with gold borders. Each wears a long rudraksha mala of brown seeds draped across the chest and white horizontal forehead markings. Their hands are held in mudra-like gestures on their laps. Behind them, a red-clad figure and red fabric backdrop suggest a group satsang or chanting session.2013-09-10A young woman sits cross-legged at a microphone stand with her palms pressed together in anjali mudra and eyes closed in devotion. She wears a deep maroon garment with a gold border, a rudraksha mala around her neck, gold bangles, a red thread on her wrist, and a red bindi with white forehead markings. Behind her, a person in an orange garment sits on a stage with a yellow and white painted wall.2014-08-22December 16 20132013-12-16April 03 20132013-04-03Photograph of young women seated cross-legged in a meditative pose with eyes closed and hands folded, in a pada puja style gathering. The foreground woman wears a peach-orange sari with maroon borders and a rudraksha mala, with a white vertical tilak on her forehead and a braided plait. Beside her, another young woman in an orange sari with maroon trim sits with eyes closed and hands clasped, wearing pink earrings and bangles. Several more devotees in orange and maroon clothing sit in the background of a plain light-walled hall.2013-04-05March 26 20132013-03-26October 23 20132013-10-23Two young girls sit cross-legged on an orange cloth at a kirtan or pada-puja, performing with folded hands (anjali) before microphones on metal stands. The girl in front wears an orange saree with a pink border and a rudraksha mala; the girl behind wears a red saree and rudraksha beads. Both have white forehead marks and drop earrings. Behind them is a yellow and white painted wall with arched patterns. No swami visible.2014-08-22March 21 20132013-03-21 +1 copiesMarch 21 20132013-03-21