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    astonishing view of taj: by uniqueartskills, Views[253]
         		 Sun set at tajmahal: by uniqueartskills, Views[261]
         		 Children play in a pool of dyed water in a Hindu temple during a Holi ritual: by dangraetzer, Views[976]
         		 Women sing and dance in a local temple to celebrate Holi: by dangraetzer, Views[790]
         		 Pilgrims take up to 15 years to undertake this holy Hindu pilgrimage praying: by dangraetzer, Views[867]
     
    A widow begs in the street. Vrindivan is a refuge for exiled widows from Bihar: by dangraetzer, Views[881]
         		 A child plays in the streets spraying paint at anyone daring to cross her path: by dangraetzer, Views[1144]
         		 Ready. Set. Brush and shave!: by ermirakamberi, Views[276]
         		 Mirror moustache: by ermirakamberi, Views[228]
         		 ... Because chances of stumbling upon the fence and falling into the sea are higher for couples.: by ermirakamberi, Views[260]
     
    A dawn upon a train: by ermirakamberi, Views[263]
         		 Today, I've got loads on my head: by ermirakamberi, Views[256]
         		 A Wait for the boats to arrive at the Jetty early in the morning at the beautiful PYKARA LAKE OOTY....: by ash_click, Views[258]
         		 In the Lunch break - tough life but still happy in their world .: by matlariver, Views[280]
         		 Collecting the stone dust .. which help local Cement manufactures to make Ceme. : by matlariver, Views[309]
     
    Womens are helping each other to lift up the heavy stone in the bucket: by matlariver, Views[303]
         		 A women taking the stone to the crusher machine : by matlariver, Views[317]
         		 A Stone Mine women worker before start the work : by matlariver, Views[328]
         		 lets do something crazy : by splendidindialadakh, Views[316]
         		 Sky is not the limit: by splendidindialadakh, Views[340]
     
    innocence simplified : by splendidindialadakh, Views[321]
         		 love is in the air: by splendidindialadakh, Views[286]
         		 heaven's paradise: by splendidindialadakh, Views[297]
         		 The camel-owners are in gossip when they get leisure during the sale: by project, Views[166]
         		 The owners of the camels are preparing their lunch dish: by project, Views[174]
     
    The owner is coming to the fair ground from his village in the early morning: by project, Views[164]
         		 The camels are waiting for to be sold: by project, Views[184]
         		 The vision of the Camel Fair ground of Puskar, Rajasthan, India: by project, Views[294]
         		 I knew I had gathered strength to end it and relive again. I had realized that there is nothing permanent around us, infact impermanence surrounds us everywhere. Now I knew that if something had changed and I am here, it will change again and I will be somewhere else. It will end. Change is the only constant thing. There is this space between imagination and attainment that may only be traversed by my longing. And now, I am here, I know where is my destination. And the journey now looks more beautiful and insightful than the destination. I stepped forward and then continued walking with those two buddhist monks.: by aprajitapandey, Views[456]
         		 I kept gathering my scattered pieces and walking further. I saw this lone and lifeless damaged tree bark amidst the greenery. It took me back to own state when I felt so shallow and in despair even with those colors and lives around me. My eyes then noticed those green, tender and fresh leaves budding out of the bark which looked damaged to me. I could still relate to it, maybe now in altogether different note. Even it longed for the spring, will eventually come out of the gloom and be colorful yet again.: by aprajitapandey, Views[390]
     
    Still feeling heavy at heart, I kept capturing the lifelessness and barrenness. Jittering and shivering with that fear of losing myself in this recurring cycle of pain. My heart belonged to autumn and yet kept longing for the spring.: by aprajitapandey, Views[382]
         		 I walked forward, in search of that path and it started healing. I kept searching for that truth everywhere. This is a museum of Buddhist excavated artifacts and antiquities. At this moment I felt like underneath those stairs I might discover the truth, both to utter it and to understand it.: by aprajitapandey, Views[482]
         		 Because I decided to break this cycle of suffering, I began this journey as a wanderer, alone, discovering and rediscovering the reason behind my existence. Being a human I was always caught up with hopes, fears, anger, expectations and disappointment, when one day I decided to break this cage. I wanted to come out of this ignorance which has caught up my soul for years and willed to taste freedom, “freedom from own self”. I set off for a trip to a place called Dharamshala in western India. It is known for being a spiritual epicenter and Dalai Lama’s residence and headquarters. Yet I was scared and stumbled to walk ahead. And then those lines of Rumi flashed, “On this path let the heart be your guide for the body is hesitant and full of fear”.: by aprajitapandey, Views[1350]
         		 Men whiling away time beside the holy river. On the background are shops selling items of religious significance to the pilgrims.: by joecyriac, Views[392]
         		 A boy ventures into the cold river. It is believed that the Ganga cleanses one of all sins and taking a dip in the holy river bestows heavenly blessings. : by joecyriac, Views[403]
     
    Pilgrims using the Laxman Jhula to cross over the river Ganges. It is believed that Lakshman, brother of the Hindu god Ram, crossed the river using jute ropes at the place where this bridge is now built.: by joecyriac, Views[709]
         		 A man crosses the Laxman Jhula whilst riding a scooter, one among the more popular modes of transportation in India. The Ganges can be observed below.: by joecyriac, Views[293]
         		 An ascetic man rests on steps lining the river Ganges. Such men live a life of severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence.: by joecyriac, Views[399]
         		 Taj Mahal, agra called as one of the 7 wonder of world which does'nt need introduction. An immensive beautiful structure made as a symbol of love and devotion.: by vids, Views[1097]
         		 red stone rose, created by mughals to show the love and ethenic whispers.: by vids, Views[454]
     
    beauty with beauty with a slightly shaded touch: by vids, Views[338]
         		 sun sets just at the back wall of taj over the bank of yamuna. : by vids, Views[382]
         		 beautiful sunset in west corner with moving charping birds.: by vids, Views[386]
         		 Clouds on the river: by natureislife, Views[182]
         		 A perfect sunset: by natureislife, Views[223]
     
    Anchors Away : by uran, Views[253]
         		 Clouds dancing on the hill station: by natureislife, Views[251]
         		 The fishermen trying to dock their boat: by uran, Views[284]
         		 Urben people life, Clouds, Hill: by natureislife, Views[181]
         		 Life on River, Sunset,River: by natureislife, Views[192]
     
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