Monday, May 27, 2024

She disappeared into devotion. She’s still figuring out what went wrong.

A Hare Krishna ashram gave her community, but the experience soured.
From The Times

May 27, 2024

A Hare Krishna ashram in Philadelphia gave Justine Payton joy and community when she most needed it. But the experience soured into something she knew that she had to leave.

Justine Payton standing under a wooden pier at a beach.

Travis Dove for The New York Times

She's still figuring out what went wrong.

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