Hare Krishna Collection

Krishna and Rada statues in Bhaktivedanta Manor ISKCON (Hare Krishna) temple, Watford, Hertfordshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Picture of Radha and Krishna displayed in an ISKCON temple, Sarcelles, Seine St. Denis, France, Europe

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Devotees dressed in costumes to represent the Hindu god Lord Krishna (L) and his consort Radha (R) pose for a photograph during the " Ratha-yatra" Festival of Chariots

The Jazz and Pop Festival, held at Plumpton Racecourse, East Sussex. An Indian influenced group chanting. 10th August 1969

Hare Krishna devotee praying, Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India, Asia

Great Guru of the Hare Krishna sect

Hare Krishna San Francisco 1969
Hare Krishna chanting in Union Square, San Francisco summer of 1969 Date: 1969

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"Hare Krishna: A Spiritual Journey of Devotion and Joy" In the serene Bhaktivedanta Manor ISKCON temple, the divine statues of Krishna and Rada stand tall, emanating a sense of tranquility and devotion. Their presence invites worshippers to immerse themselves in the blissful world of Hare Krishna. A picture-perfect moment unfolds in an ISKCON temple in Sarcelles, Seine St as a vibrant portrait of Radha and Krishna captures hearts with its ethereal beauty. The colors dance on the canvas, reflecting the deep-rooted faith that binds devotees together. In a small corner of Vrindavan, Uttar Pradesh, India, a Hare Krishna devotee bows their head in prayer. With closed eyes and hands clasped tightly together, they seek solace in their connection with Lord Krishna, and is here that spirituality finds its purest form. The Great Guru of the Hare Krishna sect guides his disciples towards enlightenment through his profound teachings. His wisdom resonates deeply within their souls as they strive to embody love and compassion like Lord Krishna himself. San Francisco becomes a melting pot for spiritual seekers during 1969 when waves of chanting reverberate through its streets. The Hare Krishnas unite under one voice to spread joy and peace amidst turbulent times - an embodiment of resilience against adversity. At Plumpton Racecourse in East Sussex, The Jazz and Pop Festival witnesses an extraordinary sight - Hare Krishnas dancing freely with unbridled enthusiasm. Their colorful robes swirl around them as they celebrate life's rhythm while spreading messages of harmony far beyond boundaries. Amidst this sea of people at The Jazz and Pop Festival stands a group adorned with saffron robes - the radiant faces unmistakably belonging to devoted followers chanting "Hare Krishna. " In this shared space where music transcends barriers, unity blossoms among diverse souls seeking spiritual nourishment.