California 1972
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See full screen imageHappy yoga teachers Swami Venkatesananda and Swami Vishnu and much younger yoga teachers including Ganga White, Richard Levy, and Radha Speer (back row) at Lake Tahoe on route from a yoga retreat (advance) at Vrindavan Yoga Farm in Northern California.
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See full screen imageSwami Venkatesananda enjoying a moment of solitude by beautiful Lake Tahoe. (Photograph by Joan Hyman)
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See full screen image Swami Venkatesananda and Swami Vishnu with more Teachers and Students -
See full screen image Giving a talk on yoga at Swami Vishnu's Yoga Farm in Grass Valley, California. (Photograph by Ganga White) -
See full screen imageThis well known photo of Swami Venkatesananda, taken at a yoga retreat (advance) in Grass Valley, California at Swami Vishnu's Yoga Farm is perhaps best known as the photograph on the cover of Swami Venkatesananda's book entitled "Vigilance." It's one of many engaging photos of Swami Venkatesananda taken by Ganga White, some of which appear here in this album.
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See full screen imageAnother engaging non-posed photo of Swami Venkatesananda taken by Ganga White during a talk on yoga in 1972. Photograph By Ganga White, April 1972
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See full screen imageWhen asked for a photograph for the cover of the paperback version of the book "Yoga," published by Chiltern Yoga Trust. Swami Venkatesananda agreed to have a formal photograph taken, and asked Joan Hyman if she would agree to take this photograph. Although Swami Venkatesananda agreed to pose for the camera many times, this still remains one of the few formal portraits that we have of Swami Venkatesananda sitting in meditation with his eyes open. (Photograph By Joan K. Hyman April 1972)
