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Mary Ellen Mark Girl Sifting through Ashes, Benares, India, 1989
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Mary Ellen Mark Girl Sifting through Ashes, Benares, India, 1989
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Snake charmer in Benares, modern-day Varanasi, India
British vintage postcard
Benares is also the city of death and release. People come here to die and be cremated and then to escape the endless cycle of life and rebirth. I also briefly discuss Indians and death.
From Kapal Kriya to Manikarnika Ghat. An exploration of mortality in India
Snake charmers in Benares, modern-day Varanasi, India
British vintage postcard
Despite the changes that Benares has undergone. the city has not changed at a fundamental level. Read this post after the previous one, to understand why I believe that despite change, some things remain the same.
Despite the Prime Mister’s efforts, some things don’t change
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I wrote a post, Benares has changed beyond recognition.
Developments made by the Prime Minister have changed the town
I returned to Benares after a decade, to find the city much changed. Read my blog post to discover why I think the city has changed so much.
Mary Ellen Mark Floating guru, Ganges River, Benares, India, 1989.
Benares is also the city of death and release. People come here to die and be cremated and then to escape the endless cycle of life and rebirth. I also briefly discuss Indians and death.
From Kapal Kriya to Manikarnika Ghat. An exploration of mortality in India