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13 to 16 January 2000
HH Pramukh Swami Maharaj's Vicharan
13 Jan 2000 to 16 Jan 2000, Mumbai, India
14 January 2000, Mumbai
With a backdrop of kites, Shri Ghanshyam Maharaj is donned in saffron clothes of a sadhu and begging bags (jolis) in both hands
Lord Harikrishna Maharaj on the festival day of Joli and kite flying
With Swamishri in center, children dance to the tune of 'Swami aviya re aviya...' during the Joli festival assembly
The teenage members also inspire a festive flair to the occasion
The colorful stage decoration for the occasion
Chanting the name of the Lord with a rosary in hand
The murti of Lord Swaminarayan during the Joli festival
A prayer from the women devotees on a kite shaped card
Swamishri describes the tradition of begging alms in villages. Then, chants the call for Joli,
Swamishri describes the tradition of begging alms in villages. Then, chants the call for Joli,
Swamishri describes the tradition of begging alms in villages. Then, chants the call for Joli,
Devotees offering charity in a cloth bag (joli)
Offering a garland of kites made out of newspapers that would be recycled (pasti)
Blessing the youth volunteers involved in the newspaper recycling project (pasti)
1 of 15
14 January 2000, Mumbai
2 of 15
With a backdrop of kites, Shri Ghanshyam Maharaj is donned in saffron clothes of a sadhu and begging bags (jolis) in both hands
3 of 15
Lord Harikrishna Maharaj on the festival day of Joli and kite flying
4 of 15
With Swamishri in center, children dance to the tune of 'Swami aviya re aviya...' during the Joli festival assembly
5 of 15
The teenage members also inspire a festive flair to the occasion
6 of 15
The colorful stage decoration for the occasion
7 of 15
Chanting the name of the Lord with a rosary in hand
8 of 15
The murti of Lord Swaminarayan during the Joli festival
9 of 15
A prayer from the women devotees on a kite shaped card
10 of 15
Swamishri describes the tradition of begging alms in villages. Then, chants the call for Joli,
11 of 15
Swamishri describes the tradition of begging alms in villages. Then, chants the call for Joli,
12 of 15
Swamishri describes the tradition of begging alms in villages. Then, chants the call for Joli,
13 of 15
Devotees offering charity in a cloth bag (joli)
14 of 15
Offering a garland of kites made out of newspapers that would be recycled (pasti)
15 of 15
Blessing the youth volunteers involved in the newspaper recycling project (pasti)
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