What Denis Rouvre admires about Sâdhus is the way they are in the world, the way they respond to the world, and the way they carry the burden of parallel paths. In non-identity toward extinction, they resist the necessity of their birth. They are born to die, to no longer exist.
Every day, individuals defy their common destiny. Among the people whose portraits are exhibited by photographers, we are referring to those who, by their own will and courage, place themselves among the gods.
| ISBN: | 9789077207581 |
| Publication date: | 5th March 2025 |
| Author: | Thomas Flamerion |
| Publisher: | Stockmans Art Books |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 108 pages |
| Series: | Stockmans Art Books |
| Genres: |
Photography: portraits and self-portraiture Jainism Aspects of religion Hinduism |
What Denis Rouvre admires about Sâdhus is the way they are in the world, the way they respond to the world, and the way they carry the burden of parallel paths. In non-identity toward extinction, they resist the necessity of their birth.
Sâdhus features in the following genres: Photography: portraits and self-portraiture, Jainism, Aspects of religion, Hinduism
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Sâdhus was written by Thomas Flamerion and published by Stockmans Art Books
Sâdhus has 108 pages
Yes it is part of Stockmans Art Books series
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