"righteousness"

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8 June 2022

Hindus splash holy water before participating in the Galungan Day prayers at the Great Temple of Wanakerta Jagatnatha, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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8 June 2022

Hindus carry out the Galungan Day prayer ritual at the Great Wanakerta Jagatnatha Temple, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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8 June 2022

A Pinandita splashes holy water before participating in the Galungan Day prayer at the Great Wanakerta Jagatnatha Temple, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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8 June 2022

A Pinandita brings a cup filled with holy water to sprinkle to the people who follow the Galungan Day prayers at the Great Temple of Wanakerta Jagatnatha, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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8 June 2022

A Pinandita splashes holy water before participating in the Galungan Day prayer at the Great Wanakerta Jagatnatha Temple, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022.. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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8 June 2022

A mother takes her child to walk into the gate to perform the Galungan Day prayer ritual at the Great Wanakerta Jagatnatha Temple, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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8 June 2022

A married couple brought fruits as offerings at the Galungan Day prayer ritual at the Great Wanakerta Jagatnatha Temple, Palu City, Central Sulawesi Province, Indonesia on June 8, 2022. Galungan Day is celebrated on the Buddhist day of Kliwon Dungulan as the day of victory of Dharma (righteousness) against Adharma (evil) which is commemorated every 210 days based on Pawukon calculations. Galungan can be interpreted as a form of silence over the prosperity and well-being bestowed by God Almighty. Galungan is a ladder to a cleaner life.

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27 February 2022

Islamic flag at a mosque during the holy month of Ramadan inscribed with the Arabic words 'Ya Abbas' in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. The invocation is to Abbas one of the martyrs who died with Hussain (grandson of the prophet Mohammad) at Karbala in AD680. This flag is definitely of Shia provenance. Atop the flagpole is an open palm atop a crescent moon. The Palm symbolizes five main martyrs who died and the hand of righteousness. The moon is a symbol of Islam and the Islamic religion.

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10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. The ceremony of galungan was led by Mangku Dwiyanto as a priest for the Javanese Hinduism community around the Ngempon Temple. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. The ceremony of galungan was led by Mangku Dwiyanto as a priest for the Javanese Hinduism community around the Ngempon Temple. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. The ceremony of galungan was led by Mangku Dwiyanto as a priest for the Javanese Hinduism community around the Ngempon Temple. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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#1044125

10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. Mangku Dwiyanto as a priest for the Javanese Hinduism community around the Ngempon Temple seen giving the holy water for worshipers as one procession to celebrate Galungan ceremony. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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#1044126

10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. Some offerings placed on the temple by the worshipers of Javanese Hinduism community around the temple of Ngempon. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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#1044127

10 February 2016

BERGAS- INDONESIA. Some of worshipers seen together prepare a lunch to celebrate Galungan Ceremony around the temple of Ngempon in simplicity. Some of Javanese Hinduism community was held a Galungan Ceremony in the temple area Ngempon, Sub district of Bergas, Semarang regency, Central Java, Indonesia on February 10th, 2016. Unlike the Hindus in other parts of Indonesia such as Bali where for Galungan Ceremony very crowded and festive, those who reside in Bergas are a minority, but still pray with fervently to celebrate the victory of righteousness (Dharma) over evil (Adharma) in simplicity.

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