The Infrared Journey — Somewhere in Between

Jagannath Temple

Jagannath Temple

Jagannath Temple

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In the violet mist of twilight, the Jagannath Temple rises like a vision from another realm. Its tower pierces the silent sky, while the palms stand as silent guardians over the divine mystery. A soft, otherworldly light flows through the space—as if the very air is infused with the echoes of ancient mantras, whispers that exist beyond time.

Here, in this sacred place, past and future dance in the eternal cycle of Dharma. Lord Jagannath, the divine master of the universe, rests in his sanctum—his smile unseen, his presence all-encompassing. He is Krishna, yet more than Krishna—a form without beginning or end, a gaze that stretches across all ages.

Whoever stands before this temple feels the pulse of eternity. Is it a dream? A memory from another life? Or simply a moment where the soul briefly peeks through the veil of illusion and glimpses a spark of the divine?

Hare Krishna—The wheel of time turns, yet in Jagannath’s gaze, infinity rests.

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82 × 124 cm

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