Apr 05, 2009 - Bali, Indonesia - Bhakti Demi yang Agung aka Bhakti is a documentation of Panca Wali Krama, a balinese-hindu ceremony that happens once in 10 years, to purify the land of Bali. Bhakti most often translated as "devotion", and commonly refers to focused or single-minded devotion to a personal form of God. It is typically based on any number of human relationships such
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Apr 05, 2009 - Bali, Indonesia - Bhakti Demi yang Agung aka Bhakti is a documentation of Panca Wali Krama, a balinese-hindu ceremony that happens once in 10 years, to purify the land of Bali. Bhakti most often translated as "devotion", and commonly refers to focused or single-minded devotion to a personal form of God. It is typically based on any number of human relationships such as beloved-lover, friend-friend, parent-child, and master-servant, though it can also describe a relationship to God without form, or nirguna. Bhakti is an important component of many branches of Hinduism, and is defined differently by various sects and schools. It can also refer to devotion to a spiritual teacher (Guru), as guru-bhakti. One who practices bhakti is called a bhakta. (Credit Image: © Rahman Roslan/ZUMA Press)