Yoga exhibition "Transformations..." ( special exhibition paintings in Indian galleries) at the AAM San Francisco

See Fig. 4 Saint Ren and Hindu ascetics (Renunciation, Penance)

Hatha yoga: control of breath and mind.  Nath guru in patchwork robe. Fig 3
 (Text in reverse order of figures) 
Gesture of reverence in dialogue between yogis Fig 2

In Punjab at temple and pool dedicated to Shiva, intense dialogue with one Natha yogi Fig 1  
 
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Fig 1 Temple and pools dedicated to Shiva with Nanth yogis


Fig 2.  Gesture of Reverence. Yogi  in Dialogues


Natha Guru in patchwork coat in dialogue.  Hatha Yoga 
Fig 3. 

Fig 4 Sant Ren and Ascetics(in penance renunciation)  

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