Chalo bache, puja karo
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Idhar aao beti
The Golden Temple is an all-ages pilgrimage site. And the kids are pretty damn cute. See below. Continue reading this entry » » »
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Contemplating faith and beauty
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Man and temple reflect
A man pauses at the Golden Temple, the Harmandir Sahib, in Amritsar. The beautiful complex of white marble, reflecting water, glistening gold and marching pilgrims is Sikhism’s holiest site and something stunning to behold.
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≤20 Seconds: Delhi’s wonderful chaos
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This is the colorful, chaotic India that is old Delhi. It’s also the antithesis of my slow, island life of the last couple (and next couple) weeks.
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Get down with your Sikh self
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Men and boys show off during the parade
Yesterday adherents to the Sikh faith paraded with pomp and circumstance through Paharganj. They were honoring their 10th guru, they’re spiritual leader, Guru Gobind Singh.
Free food was served from stalls along the lane; Sikh “warriors” put on demonstrations of fighting — Gobind Singh is known as a warrior poet — and dancing.
Sadly, the little Canon point-n-shoot doesn’t do the visual feast justice, but…
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Tags: delhi, festival, fighting, food, guru, guru gobind singh, india, marigolds, paharganj, parade, party, photography, sikh
