Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Our world

 
I was pleasantly surprised to see 'Vasudeva' in traditional attire singing devotional songs dedicated to Krishna. The founder of this religious tradition is believed to be Krishna, who is the son of Vasudeva, thus his name is Vāsudeva, he belonged to the Satvata tribe. Very few from the tribe now continue this tradition.

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52 comments:

  1. Wonderful to see this fading tradition!


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  2. Sad that many such traditions are vanishing at very past pace . Nice capture though.

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  3. Such wonderful traditions are vanishing at very fast pace . Nice capture though .

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  4. Nice to know this unknown tradition..also a great click..

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    1. This is popular in Maharashtra.

      Thank you Ranita

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  5. Great capture! It's an unusual sight!

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  6. Its rare to see such traditions these days ! Wonderful shot :)

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  7. Beautiful capture! I didn't there exists a (Satvata) Vasudeva-tribe!

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  8. I didn't know of this. Interesting attire.

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  9. Great capture for the day, but it is sad these traditions are vanishing! Have a great week!

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  10. That's a great costume.

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  11. Great capture of a depleting tradition..Nice one Deepak.. :-)

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  12. I had spotted a vasudev three years back http://himshrees.blogspot.in/2011/03/cultural-nostalgia.html

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  13. There are many such old traditions gone with years - nice click !

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  14. Happy to see some from the tribe still continue the traditional work.
    Nice take.

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  15. i didnt know about this. would read about the vasudevas a little more. great capture :)

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  16. thank you for sharing the detail bhai .. I had no clue about such clan !! Nice capture . did you not talk to him ?

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  17. Another interesting slice-of-life in your part of the world. I've never heard of any of this so I enjoy such photos very much. I know that more and more people here are abandoning religious traditions. I wonder if that is so in India also.

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    1. Glad you are. Thank you. Religious traditions are being commercialised in India.

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  18. Interesting!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.

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  19. Didnt know about this tribe ! Good shot !

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  20. happy to see that you still capture such nice shots :) please check out my blog too

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  21. good ..thx for sharing
    Proud of our diverse,vast and intresting culture
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  22. I really enjoy their songs..
    I've had chance to listen to them once in person

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