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Buddhist and Jain religious shrines.Unlike other shows on South Asia.

000 years and began to be recognised through the sacred symbol of an endless knot on the teachers' chest.and concluding with the spread of the faiths and their art beyond India to other parts of the world like Cambodia and China.Serpents to saints: The fascinating journey of India's spiritual art The Trustees of the British MuseumGouache painting on paper depicting goddess Lakṣmi A new exhibition at the British Museum in London showcases the rich journey of India's spiritual art.

as well as death and disease - recognisable through her floral headdress.Today we can't imagine the veneration of Hindu.

There's so much going on in these sacred spaces.

The Trustees of the British MuseumThe exhibition aims to give visitors a multi-sensory experience.Jocelyn and I share that we both nail our calcium targets by drinking a lot of milk with a little bit of coffee.

000 IU of vitamin D a day can benefit bone health and may help decrease joint pain.I find that people dont think enough about how much calcium theyre taking in.

which may help alleviate pain and has anti-inflammatory properties.making it an excellent anti-inflammatory food for joints and overall health.