Walking Views from San Marga
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From Rishi Valley looking up through the flowering tree at our flag on a windless day.
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The branches almost touch Saravanapava lake.
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Looking back at the beautiful flowers from the other side of the lake.
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A clear Rishi Valley view of our flag.
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Another Rishi Valley view of the Parampara shrines with Iraivan and the golden Rajagopuram peeking through the trees.
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From Iraivan’s Hanuman Landing we see the Ganapati Kulam building directly behind the flagpole. Rishi Valley is between it and Iraivan.
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From the far side of the Path of the Nayamnars we have our Narmada Lingam in the distance framed by nature.
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A closer and clearer view of the Lingam, surrounded by lushness, with koi coming for darshan.
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July 11th, 2009 at 5:33 pm
Prostrations to Lord Ganesa!This photo keeps my memories fresh.I yearn to be back to make that contact again. I continue to hold that special feeling that words cannot express till i once again set foot on this holy place,May I be worthy.Om mamah Sivaya.shanti shanti shanti Aum