Sacred bull.
Sacred elephant.
Goddess.
Cariage with deity.
Golden goddess.
Tradition and colours.
Good Friday.
Happy Easter. Peace.
On the road again.
Architectural details of a dravidian temple.
Gopuram. Entrance tower.
In the courtyard.
Inside the sanctuary.
Ganesh.गणेश
Lingam. लिङ्ग
Nandi. नन्दि
Silhuette of Sankt Peters Domes.
Solitary bench.
Entering the temple.
Udayarpalayam Temple.
Shiva Nataraja.
Thanjavur Temple.
Offerings.
Preparing for the ritual procession.
Meenakshi Sundareswarar Temple facade.
Ready for the puja.
Core of a flower. Happy Palm Sunday.
In a church in Rome.
Stained glass window.
HFF. Mother and child.
Famliy transport.
Smiling just married couple.
Indeed a "happy" wall.
Shore life in Mahabalipuram.
BEACH CASTLE.
To dangerous to swim.
...........
?HBM:)
Spring sky in the northern hemisphere.
In contemplation.
Hibiscus flower. Sunday flower.
Shore Temple.
Bottle tree.
Temple dedicated to Shiva.
The elephant.
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Carriage with deity.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meenakshi_Temple
The Meenakshi Amman temple is an active house of Hindu worship. Priests perform the puja ceremonies on a daily basis and during festivals.[103] Volunteers and temple staff also participate in daily rituals, such as symbolically moving an icon of Sundaresvara in a palanquin to Meenakshi's chamber every night so that they can be together, then waking the two and returning Sundaresvara to his shrine every morning.[15]
The Meenakshi Amman temple is an active house of Hindu worship. Priests perform the puja ceremonies on a daily basis and during festivals.[103] Volunteers and temple staff also participate in daily rituals, such as symbolically moving an icon of Sundaresvara in a palanquin to Meenakshi's chamber every night so that they can be together, then waking the two and returning Sundaresvara to his shrine every morning.[15]
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