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A photograph of a satsang session in which a long-haired figure in a rust-orange shawl and orange rudraksha-style beaded garland stands at left, pressing a palm to the forehead of a man in a white t-shirt with an orange lanyard and a small event badge. The man raises his other hand, palm open, while the seated figure holds a folded white paper slip in his other hand. Behind them a seated man in white dhoti-style cloth with bare chest and a bead mala sits, and a pale-clothed standing figure in orange and white stands at right. A red-cushioned seat and orange towel are in the foreground, with air coolers and a window in the background. The seated figure is an appearance-based a person, with long swept-back hair, a saffron shawl and ornate beaded garland.

July 23 2010

A seated man in an orange sleeveless robe with long, wavy dark hair places his right palm on the forehead of an older man kneeling before him. The older man wears a white shirt and a dark rudraksha-style mala, with his palms joined in anjali mudra. Behind them, people in white dhotis and orange or yellow shawls stand near a table holding brass vessels. An orange cloth covers the floor, and a red border runs along the wall. The scene appears to be a blessing or darshan moment.

A seated figure in an orange sleeveless robe and draped orange cloth places one palm on the head of a young man in a white shirt, white trousers and a white necklace cord, who has his hands folded in namaskar. Behind them a crowd of onlookers stands and sits under a large open-sided hall with a corrugated roof. Several women in saffron and white saris and men in white shirts watch closely, and a seated devotee in white with folded hands is visible at center. The gesture resembles a blessing or darshan at a gathering.

A photograph of a long-haired man in an orange-saffron robe and a white jasmine garland with yellow flowers, bare-shouldered, sitting on the floor and placing his right palm on the forehead of a seated devotee. The devotee wears a red-and-white checked shirt and holds a small white card or paper in his hand. Behind them a red-painted wall, a metal table, and a green-and-white electric fan are visible through a window.

February 22 2013

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A man in an orange sleeveless top with long dark swept-back hair places his right palm on the forehead of a bearded man in a white kurta with a yellow lanyard. The bearded man has his hands pressed together in front of his chest. Behind them, a woman in white and another person in yellow sit in a hall with pale pink walls and dark windows. a person is the man in orange, giving a forehead blessing to a devotee in white. The setting appears to be an ashram or satsang hall.

A photograph of a monastic figure in an orange-saffron shawl and shorts-length orange garment, with long dark hair swept back, pressing both hands to the forehead and temples of a man in a white short-sleeved shirt with a small pattern and a wristwatch. The bystanders include two women in white and blue saree-style clothing at left and a woman in a white top at right. The setting is an indoor hall with a corrugated or thatched ceiling, fluorescent lights, a fan, and a speaker on a stand. The orange-clad figure's appearance matches the page's a person reference only loosely, so the identity is left unsure and the figure is described by role as a sannyasi giving a blessing.

A photograph of a long-haired figure in orange saffron robes and a red tilak on the forehead placing a hand on the bald head of a man in a white shirt, whose hands are pressed together in anjali. The man bows his head as a blessing is given. Behind them, other people in white and patterned clothing stand and kneel in an orange-walled hall, one woman bending low near the bottom of the frame, with a sign on the wall and a black speaker above. The giver of the blessing has an appearance consistent with the page's a person reference, though identity is uncertain, so it is given as a role: a sannyasi in saffron giving a blessing to a devotee.