Dozens of people lined up at a Bangkok temple in April to pour holy water into monks’ outstreched palms during the Thai new year of Songkran. Symbolically, the water purges the year’s misfortunes and purifies the path to the new year.

Thu, 10 Jan 2008 16:41:58 +0000

Dozens of people lined up at a Bangkok temple in April to pour holy water into monks’ outstreched palms during the Thai new year of Songkran. Symbolically, the water purges the year’s misfortunes and purifies the path to the new year.
Dozens of people lined up at a Bangkok temple in April to pour holy water into monks’ outstreched palms during the Thai new year of Songkran. Symbolically, the water purges the year’s misfortunes and purifies the path to the new year.

Images by Colleen Carroll (Lightstalkers)