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| Jamuna Das - A Baba from Pashupatinath, Kathmandu, Nepal |
| Pashupatinath, (protector of animals). Pashupatinath is the biggest Hindu temple of Lord Shiva. It is regarded as the most sacred among the temples of Lord Shiva.
Here is where they come to burn the bodies of those who have passed along. Hindus are required to cremate the bodies of their dead loved ones before sundown the next day.
The smell clings to your hair, clothes and in your nose for hours.
The Sadhus have given up three goals of the Hindu life: enjoyment, practical objectives and duty. They live in the caves above the river and only live off of donations from others. Even though they have given up ‘enjoyment’ they are the only ones in Nepal who can smoke marijuana legally.
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