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A seated group inside a tent-like room with orange curtains and red walls, sitting on a colourful striped rug with pillows and bedding behind them. A bearded man in white robes holds a sheet of paper and a pen. An older bearded man in orange robes with a red forehead mark, wearing glasses, holds papers at right. A woman in white with a red-brown shawl and glasses sits at left beside a young woman wearing an orange blindfold and rudraksha mala, holding papers. Another woman in orange sits at lower right, and a plate of food and scattered cards lie on the rug. Four visible people in the scene.

2015-09-16 +1 copies

Photo of a seated man in saffron-orange robes with a bare shoulder, wearing layered beaded orange-gold necklaces and an armlet, holding a folded paper and reading it. Before him on a red cloth sits a tray of sweets and a gold vessel. Two men in white shirts or white dhotis with raised hands and a seated woman in an orange sari kneel nearby on a red mat, and a bald man in a white dhoti sits at right. The wall shows a tree mural and a radiator. The seated robed man is an appearance-based a person by his saffron robes, long-hair bun and ornate beads, with role of a teacher receiving and reading a paper.

A man with long dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron cloth and a red-white-green-purple flower garland with a gold bangle, sits on a red and gold throne-like seat in front of an ornate gold carved backrest, glancing down at a small object in his hands. In front of him an elderly man in a white shirt bends forward. To the right a woman in a white sari with a red border and rudraksha beads sits beside a vase of red roses and yellow flowers, while a white pedestal fan and a white tent interior surround the scene. a person: the seated man has long swept-back hair, a saffron cloth and a flower garland, which are distinctive ritual cues, so the appearance is consistent with the page's identification.

A bearded man with long hair tied back and white and red tilak marks on his forehead sits on a red velvet cushioned throne with an ornate golden back. He wears an orange robe, an orange shawl, and multiple rudraksha malas, and holds a small yellow object in his hands. Behind him stand a white-haired man in an orange shawl and a man in a dark suit, along with a bare-chested priest in white dhoti and shawl wearing a long rudraksha mala and gold necklace, and a bald man with glasses wearing a brown garment and gold chain at right. A framed deity painting hangs on the wall behind them.

A photograph of a home padapuja inside a decorated room with marigold and white flower garlands hung on the walls. A seated figure in an orange-and-maroon robe with a white flower garland and gold armlets sits on an orange cloth, holding a notepad and pen while a bearded man in white with a red shawl sits in front. A woman in white kneels with palms joined. Behind them, a standing priest in orange robes with rudraksha malas holds a lit flame, a second orange-robed attendant holds a trident, and a woman in a sari and other devotees stand nearby, with elderly seated guests at left. Petals lie on the floor and metal plates hold offerings. a person: the seated figure in maroon and orange wears a long-haired, garlanded ceremonial look with gold armlets, placed as the honoured guest receiving the puja.

A photograph of a seated man on an ornate golden throne with red cushions and a tiger-skin cloth beneath him. He wears an orange-saffron robe, a brown rudraksha-style mala, and a long pink, white and green flower garland. He extends his hands as devotees on either side offer folded currency notes; a young man in a pink-orange shirt and glasses leans in from the left, and a woman in a red-bordered white sari sits at the right. Behind the throne are gold-toned carved panels and a golden lion-head armrest, with a brass trident and lamps at the edges. The figure matches the a person appearance cues: long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala, seated in a throne-like setting.

A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate golden throne with red cushions and carved lion-head armrests, wearing an orange-saffron robe, a brown rudraksha-style mala and a long pink and white flower garland. A man in white with a gold necklace and long dark hair kneels at the left, and devotees in saffron-red and green saris and a blue-green top hold folded papers and reach forward toward the seated figure's feet. A trident and ornate lamp stand are visible at the upper edges, and a tiger-striped cloth covers the floor. The seated figure's identity is not established by the scene itself. The scene shows a darshan-style gathering with devotees offering papers at the feet.

A seated man in saffron-orange robes, wearing a pink rose garland and a red tilak on his forehead, sits on a white-draped bench holding a small bundle of folded paper or leaves in both hands. Beside him on the white-covered table are a bunch of white flowers, a pair of tied bundles, and a small steel cup. A woman in a white sari with a gold border and gold necklace stands at right, and another person's head is visible at lower right. Behind them hang a red patterned curtain against a pale green wall.

A seated man with long swept-back dark hair, saffron-orange robe and a long rudraksha mala sits on a red-upholstered throne with eyes closed, a probable Swamiji candidate given his long hair, orange clothing and rudraksha cues. Women in white and yellow saris and orange shawls kneel on the floor before him for a pada puja, one holding a silver tray with an offering and others with orange cloths. Behind him stand a golden deity murti garlanded with colourful flowers, a kalasha-topped staff and a maroon curtain. Scattered sweets and a bowl sit on a wooden table at left.

2010-11-18 +1 copies