In a dusty village square in Cambodia, a group of children laugh and shout as they play volleyball under the warm afternoon sun. Using a handmade net strung between two bamboo poles, they dive barefoot into the sandy ground, their
Sadhus are India’s wandering holy men and women who renounce worldly life to seek spiritual liberation. Dressed in saffron robes and often covered in ash, they follow paths of meditation, devotion, and yoga. Found in temples, festivals like Kumbh Mela,
Sadhus are India’s wandering holy men and women who renounce worldly life to seek spiritual liberation. Dressed in saffron robes and often covered in ash, they follow paths of meditation, devotion, and yoga. Found in temples, festivals like Kumbh Mela,
