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A 16th Centuty Tradition of Melkote

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A 16th Centuty Tradition of Melkote
Devotee of Melkote
Relief on the footsteps of a temple. The belief was that the dust accumulated by the devotion of other devotees is enough for salvation

See also:
Beauty is Skin Deep, View of the Melkote Temple


Elements of 
Devotion in India

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Thou Art Everywhere, But I Worship Thee HereGanapati Goes Bananas!Offerings Made to the Snake DeityPriest and his Traveling Temple
Wet Devotees Waiting to Offer Prayers Man in Trance while Carrying a Divine Burden You are hereDevotees Offering Prayers in the Front Yard of their Home
Begging as a Devotion to GodMan Dressed as Woman in DevotionWeight of Lord KrishnaFruit Offerings for Lord Krishna
The Faith Makes The ManBoy with a spear pierced though his cheekDevotees Cooking for the Durga Pooja
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