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Ganga Arti

2 years, 4 months

Ganga, the 2,525 km long pious river is worshipped throughout its journey, especially at momentous pilgrimage centers in the Northern India. The Ganga Aarti is a prominent ocular spectacle, a ritual rooted in the Vedic culture. Blowing conch shells, singing devotional hymns and chants, fluctuating sounds of solicitous bells, gongs and drums resonate in the air, via this ritual, the reverent gets to surrender and transcend his ego, and seek positive energy, vigor and mental peace...