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Two girls sit cross-legged in meditation at the base of a large banyan tree with thick aerial roots. The girl in front, with hair in two pigtails and a red bindi, wears white clothes and a long rudraksha mala, her eyes closed and hands resting in her lap. Beside her a second girl with dark hair tied back, also in white and wearing a rudraksha mala, sits with eyes closed. Dry branches and pale sky appear behind them.

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March 06 20072007-03-06Two young girls sit in lotus posture meditating with eyes closed beside a large banyan tree with thick aerial roots. The girl in front wears a white kurta and white pants with a rudraksha mala around her neck and a red bindi on her forehead, hands resting in her lap. The girl behind her, slightly out of focus, wears white clothes and a rudraksha mala as well. They sit on a pale rock ledge in dappled sunlight, with dry branches and bare twigs in the foreground.2007-03-06Two young girls in plain white garments sit in meditation outdoors beneath a large banyan tree with thick, twisting aerial roots. The girl in front has her eyes closed, a small red bindi on her forehead, hair tied in side pigtails with yellow ties, and wears a long strand of rudraksha beads; her hands rest folded in her lap. Behind her, a second girl with a red hair clip and a red bindi also sits with closed eyes and rudraksha beads. Bare branches and blue sky frame the scene.2007-03-062008 - Glimpses Of Gurukul2008 - Glimpses Of Gurukul2008 - Glimpses Of GurukulOutdoor photo of a group of young students in plain white clothes seated cross-legged on mats in rows beneath a large spreading tree, hands pressed together in prayer or meditation with eyes closed. Several wear rudraksha malas and white headbands or forehead markings. The ground is bare brown earth.A group of children in white kurta-style clothing sit cross-legged in meditation on mats laid over dark ground beneath a large banyan tree with thick aerial roots. Many wear rudraksha malas around their necks, and their hands rest in meditation mudras on their laps. Behind them, a row of other children in white is seated similarly. No a person figure is visible in this scene.Students in white clothing sit cross-legged on woven mats beneath large banyan tree roots, eyes closed, hands resting on their laps and chests in a meditation posture. Several boys wear white kurtas with rudraksha malas, one with a white vibhuti line on his forehead and glasses, and girls in white salwar-style tops with white shawls sit behind them. The group appears to be in quiet meditation or yoga practice in an outdoor gurukul setting.Four young students in plain white shirts and white dhotis meditate seated on woven mats beneath the large, sprawling roots and trunk of a banyan tree on bare red earth. The boy in front centre has eyes closed, hands in a mudra on his lap, a vertical tilak on his forehead and a gold bangle on his wrist. Another boy to the left wears a red-and-white shawl and sits cross-legged against the trunk. Two more students in white sit further back among the aerial roots. No a person candidate is visible.Outdoors under a large spreading tree, a group of young women and girls in plain white clothing sit on striped mats in a seated yoga posture with hands placed on their hips or lower back. Several wear rudraksha malas and one has a pendant necklace. Their eyes are closed or lowered as they practise together on bare earth with green foliage behind them. No a person is visible in the frame.A young boy with a red forehead mark sits cross-legged on a reddish earth mound beneath large banyan tree roots, eyes closed, hands resting in his lap in a meditation pose. He wears a white short-sleeved polo shirt, white loose trousers, a wooden rudraksha mala around his neck and a gold bangle on his wrist. Another person in white clothing is partly visible further back among the trees. Scattered stones and fallen leaves lie on the ground. The scene appears to show a meditation session in an outdoor forest setting.