New Vrindaban’s Transcendental Throwback Thursday – 04/03/14


NV TBT 04-03-14

New Vrindaban’s Transcendental Throwback Thursday – 04/03/14.

Each week we highlight an earlier era of ISKCON New Vrindaban.

This week’s challenge: There are twelve devotees who faces can be seen in the photo. How many can you identify?

Extra Credit: What occasion was being observed and what festival was being celebrated?

Post your guesses on the “who, what, when, where & why” in the comment section at the New Vrindaban Facebook Page.

Technical stuff: We share a photo Thursday and confirm known details Sunday. Let’s keep it light and have a bit of fun!

Special request: If you have a photo showing New Vrindaban devotees in action, share it with us and we’ll use it in a future posting.

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Follow Up For New Vrindaban’s Transcendental Throwback Thursday – 04/03/14.

Here’s the info we have:

Who:

Back row, left to right:

Gaurangi (girl with blonde hair, possibly being held by Gaura Hari)
Gopinath (?) (female face)
Sankara (wearing a white sari)
Rasalila (female face turned to side, wearing a green sari)
Sumati (?) (female with a white sari covering her head & wearing glasses)
Mankumari (female face visible above the crowd)
Saci Mata (wearing a red sari)
Saradiya (female face)
Prema Manjari (wearing a purple sari)

Front row, left to right:

Radhanath Swami (wearing saffron robes & holding danda)
Dasarath (wearing white Prabhupada’s Palace t-shirt)
Bhaktivedanta (boy, shirtless with dark hair)

What: Nrsimhadeva’s Appearance Day celebration & Radhanath Swami’s Sannyasa initiation ceremony.

When: Spring 1982.

Where: Bahulaban Temple, New Vrindaban.

Photographer unknown.

Thanks for participating. Let’s do it again next week!

Special Request: If you have a photo showcasing New Vrindaban residents in action, from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s and ’00s, please send it to us and we can share it in a future posting.