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July 17 2006

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2008 - Programs and Events at Kailaasa In HyderabadA large photograph of many small round brass dishes arranged in dense rows on a reddish-brown speckled stone floor. Each dish holds a different dried material: roots, bark pieces, seeds, dried leaves, flower petals, powders and dark berries. No people are visible.2009-05-28A top-down view of many small shallow leaf plates arranged in rows on a woven striped mat, each holding a different dried herb, seed, bark piece, root, flower, powder or mineral. Some plates are pale, some brown, some bright yellow or black. No people are visible; this appears to be an arrangement of yajna offering materials laid out before a fire ritual.2006-07-17April 28 20172017-04-28September 29 20062006-09-29 +1 copiesApril 28 20172017-04-28Photo 11712440 +1 copiesOverhead view of rows of small round brass or gold-rimmed dishes arranged on woven straw mats with coloured stripes. Each dish holds a different dried material: seeds, grains, pebbles, bark pieces, chips of roots, dried flowers and powders in ochre, grey, white and dark brown. No people are visible. The dishes appear to be a display of herbs and natural substances laid out on the ground.2009-01-29April 01 20162016-04-01 +1 copiesDecember 07 20162016-12-07 +1 copiesPhotograph of many shallow disposable leaf plates filled with homa offering materials laid out on a grey paved ground. The plates hold dried herbs and flowers, brown and black seeds, grains, bark or wood sticks, a round coconut-like nut, dark red dried pieces, and a small black stick. A silver plate with a brass vessel sits at the top edge.2006-05-22A photograph of a long white cloth laid across a floor, covered with rows of small hexagonal wooden bowls holding dried herbs, roots, bark pieces, seeds, spices and dried flowers, arranged for an offering. A metal bowl of mixed grains or seeds sits at the left edge on the reddish floor, and a dark maroon drape hangs behind. No people are visible. This matches the 108 food and offering items described for the Deepavali Kaali pooja and Chandi homa at the Bidadi ashram.2006-10-21