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Enclosed is our new gift for the Frozen Frolic event at Second Life Syndicate's HQ. Visitors will find the gift under the big tree, 18 Dec - 02 Jan.
After the event, the set will be available only in the Zibska group gifts section.
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Syndicate/65/220/2202
Zibska Purfle includes headpiece and shoulders with accompanying orbits in left and right sections with 39 colours via HUD for fronds and butterflies.
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Here is our new release for the December round at The Darkness Event, 05 - 28 Nov.
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Zen%20Soul/187/66/26
Zibska Sarika includes circlet, upper & lower orbits and cascade with 14 colour options via HUD.
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Zibska Tyche Tattoo is compatible only with Lelutka Evo X heads using the Evo X uv map option. Includes neck tattoo in three colours [black/white/red] in 3 transparencies in both tattoo and universal tattoo BOM options.
Zibska Sakiko Makeup in 18 colours in 3 transparencies
Zibska Hitomi Lips in 18 colours in 3 transparencies
Mainstore: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Deep%20Chill/70/78/69
è impossibile pensare di fare da tappezzeria al rituale mattutino dei fedeli di Krishna. … qualcuno arriva e ti trascina nelle danze … e finisce che ti diverti da matti !!!
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What remains of the forest near Ashcroft British Columbia. In August 2024, the Shetland Creek wildfire raged through the Venables Valley. Saranagati Village, a Hare Krishna community in the valley was evacuated due to the fast-moving fire. The villagers of this rural off-the-grid community practice bhakti and are followers of Srila Prabhupada. Some homes were lost, but many were saved. The fire left a huge scar in the local landscape. I've been in many wildfire areas, but I've never seen the landscape as black as this.
I'm cherishing light-filled moments, to absorb the fullness of the cosmos in this Summer Solstice season of brilliance.
Captured this pic when I was working for ISCKON magazine. Sun Salutation, the Surya Namaskaram is a daily morning ritual.
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Trafalgar Square, London 🇬🇧
16th June, 2019
Gracias por visita comentarios muy apreciados y favorita, saludos.
Thank you for your visit and your comments, they are greatly appreciated. awards, invitations and favorites. Greetings.
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The one next to the drummer (who to me, looks a bit like Jesse from Breaking Bad) is playing symbols.
Candid, unposed shot, Taken during the height of Covid mask wearing and shot only just edited/released Nov 2022.
According to Vedic spirituality practice, the four months of raining season is also known Caturmasya. In these months, generally it is believed that the people in India fast and perform austerity. They fast from certain food on different months that is usually between July and October (varies according to the Vedic calendar).
In the last month of Caturmasya, it is known as Karthik. There is a pastime in this month that Mother Yashoda binds her son, Damodara's (Krishna) waist and tied Him against the mortar between two trees. The picture depicts the apprehension of Damodara as Mother Yashoda managed to catch Him after a long long time of chasing around the courtyard for breaking the butter pots and feeding the butter to the monkeys.
Also in this month of Karthik, devotees of Krishna will offer lit up candles and offer to Damodara throughout the entire month.
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ISKCON London 🇬🇧
29th October, 2019
London Rathayatra 2018 - Hare Krishna culture
Sashi has been marshalling for this event every year as part of his devotional service. Same hat, same reflector vest and same duty. Always smiling.
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Trafalgar Square, London 🇬🇧
24th June, 2018
HE WHO GAVE ONE OF THE GREATEST SCRIPTURES, "BHAGAVAT GEETA" , One who is affectionately called as :
Krishna, Krisna, Krishnaa, Kanna, Govinda, Madhava, Madhusoodhna, Gopaalaa, Govinda, ....................and can go on....
is more than 5,000+ years old.
जन्मदिन मुबारक हो, प्रिय दोस्तों. मई कृष्ण हम सब पर शानदार प्रकाश चमक.
TO DAY IS EVERYONE'S BIRTHDAY. LET US GREET EACH OTHER, HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Krishna's Birthday is called as , Janmashtami, Gokulastami, ...............
falls on the 8th waning Moon Day , 5th month as per Lunar calender.
It is a Day of Celebration.
Music and dancing bringing people of different cultures together
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Brighton 🇬🇧
22nd June, 2018
I was nursing a beer in a pub off of Regents Street when I heard a commotion out on the street. I stepped outside to have a look, and was almost run over by the rest of the patrons in the pub who ran outside, fell in line, and started dancing down the street behind a knot of Hare Krishna devotees who were walking along, pounding a drum, and chanting the Hare Krishna anthem.
I managed to get out in front of the horde and grabbed a couple of pics. Interestingly, many of spectators did not seem to be infused with the same spiritual enthusiasm that the pubsters showed. There's something to be said for the affect of beer on spirituality.
London, England
I live in Ukraine. Most people in my country are Christians. And i am proud that Ukrainians are tolerant of people of different religions and cults.
The one next to the drummer (who to me, looks a bit like Jesse from Breaking Bad) is playing symbols.
Candid, unposed shot, Taken during the height of Covid mask wearing and shot only just edited/released Nov 2022.
Quote Struggle postres are prepared by ISKCON desire tree for the pleasure of srilaprabhupa and the devotees.
While enjoying lunch at an outdoor cafe in the DUMBO area of Brooklyn, we were unexpectedly serenaded by the Hare Krishna. A rather limited repertoire I must say.
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Gangamatas Gaudiya Matha / The Bhakti Yoga Centre, Walthamstow, London 🇬🇧
11th November, 2018
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London 🇬🇧
9th December, 2019
Founded ISKCON, International Society of Krishna Consciousness in New York in the 60s spreading the movement very quickly the with thousands of devotees and built 108 temples worldwide within the eleven years at the age between 70 and 81 years old. His Divine Grace wrote many Vedic scriptures in English and also translated in to many many languages.
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Sri Radha Londonisvara temple
Soho, London 🇬🇧
9th December, 2019
Rupa is 19 and is studying design in Insurgentes University. Soon, she is going to switch to the UAM Xochimilco (a very important university in Mexico) and continue her college education in design. When I see her close to the Fine Arts Palace, I was very attracted to get a portrait of her because of her beauty, her characterization like a "Catrina" (a very important symbol in the Day of the Dead in México) but with a very natural and organic style and because she was very focused taking pictures with his reflex camera. We talked a little and I notice Rupa is that kind of people who radiate a peaceful joy with the eyes. After the pictures I said thanks to her and good bye and she replied with a "Hare Krishna".
By the way, I think that joining to the 100 Strangers Project has been a very good decision, not only to improve my very bad photographer skills, but also because this is a exercise of consciousness to really understand that it's true: "Each person is a cosmic singularity", and in that way each one of us is a miracle and each person is beautiful. When I've been taking the portraits of strangers and sharing a moment with them and knowing something about their lives I can feel that I'm a little closer to be a better person.
About the portrait. I tried to put into practice some portrait concepts I read in some blogs, specially about playing getting a more luminous photo, a long distance of the background, a different angle. This was my favorite portrait of Rupa and have to say that I discover that even if there is not a very obvious contrast between the model clothes and the background you can get nice pics with the help of the blurred effect. Also, this was an opportunity for me to think different despite the nervous of taking photos of a stranger because in the place the photos were taken there was too many people and too many objects that didn't allowed me to get a portrait closer to the impression I had of Rupa: I wanted the background the less colored and with the less distraction possible, and I found it right in the sky. If you want to see other portraits of Rupa, you can visit: www.flickr.com/photos/ruinas_circulares/albums/7215765834...