A Portrait of Devotion

A Photo Illustration of Devotee Service at New Vrindaban



Photo © 2005 Christopher Toothman/The Pluralism Project



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Drinking the nectar of Krishna's feet is an offering of love and acknowledgment to the Lord and is a way to recognize his purity. The nectar of the feet is made of flower petals, honey, saffron, and water. After drinking the nectar devotees cleanse their hands with water for purity.