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A group of children in plain white clothes sit cross-legged in meditation on colourful striped woven mats outdoors. They wear wooden rudraksha-style beaded malas around their necks, with eyes closed and hands resting on their laps or knees. Behind them stand large banyan trees with dense aerial roots, and dry leaves cover the bare ground. No deity, throne or a person figure is visible, and the scene shows a meditation session in a forest setting.

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March 06 20072007-03-06March 06 20072007-03-06A large group of children sit cross-legged in meditation on a dark mat beneath a broad, spreading tree with a long horizontal branch on dry earth. Most wear white kurta-style clothes and white dhotis or long skirts with rudraksha-style beaded malas around their necks, and many have hands resting in mudra positions on their knees. Some have eyes closed while others sit upright in quiet concentration. Green foliage and bushes stand behind them, and a few children sit on small wooden seats, giving an open-air Gurukul meditation session scene.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.Children sit cross-legged in meditation on striped mats beneath a large banyan tree with dense aerial roots and sprawling branches. They wear white clothes and small beaded necklaces, with several having long braids. Their eyes are closed or lowered, and they are arranged in rows on dry leaf-strewn ground. No a person candidate is visible.2007-03-06Students 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.A photograph of a group of children seated cross-legged on colourful striped woven mats outdoors on bare dry ground. They wear white clothing and face away from the camera toward a large red-coloured mound or altar with a circular white-rimmed base, topped by a dark deity murti or shrine under a small canopy. Several children have long braids or plaits, and a few have their hands folded in their laps.2007-03-062008 - Glimpses Of Gurukul2008 - 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.