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A seated person in a rust-brown and orange-brown garment, wearing a long garland of golden and red flowers, a large rudraksha-style bead necklace and gold jewellery, sits before a red throne with gilded edge. Another person in a crisp white shirt leans in from the right and hands over a yellow cloth bag, while a bare arm reaches in from the lower left. Behind them, devotees in white garments, one with palms pressed together, and a girl in orange with glasses stand watching in a dim hall.

A photograph of a darshan event on a golden throne with ornate gold relief panels. A seated man with swept-back hair, a gold necklace, a rudraksha-style mala and multiple white and pink flower garlands wears a rust-brown robe and gold armbands; he smiles and reaches toward a devotee. Probable Swamiji (appearance cues: swept-back hair, ornate gold necklace, garlands, ceremonial clothing) seated in a darshan setting. A devotee in a white shirt with a red lanyard leans in and offers a folded paper, while a woman in a sari holds a baby in the lower left. Behind the throne stand attendants: one with long braided hair and an orange-and-white garment, another with a white tripundra forehead mark and a trident-shaped ornament. A red curtain and a metal grille sit in the background.

A seated long-haired man in an orange-brown wrap, with a pink-and-white flower garland and a wristlet, gestures toward a framed photograph held by a woman in a maroon sari with gold-bordered trim. The photograph shows a seated figure in orange robes. Behind them stand a standing attendant in white and others under a large orange tent, with a floral-decorated backdrop of red, yellow and purple flowers at left and a gold throne edge in the foreground. Probable Swamiji seated on a throne is shown in person with distinctive long hair, orange-brown clothing and flower garlands.

December 26 2012

2012-12-26 +1 copies

A photograph in an indoor hall with cream walls and a dark maroon drape behind. A central figure with long, swept-back dark hair, a red tilak, gold necklaces and bangles, and a saffron-orange robe with a rudraksha mala stands smiling and holds an open red box of sweets, while a young man in a saffron-orange robe beside him, with white ash markings on his arms, offers the box. A man in a white shirt and white dhoti stands with palms joined in namaskar, and a woman in a cream floral sari with an orange shawl stands at left. A bald priest in a saffron robe stands behind them, and a cameraman films at right. The scene resembles prasadam distribution.

April 26 2016

A seated long-haired figure with long dark locks and a rudraksha-style brown mala necklace wears a rust-brown robe and gold bangles, and holds a small red-and-white card toward a kneeling man in a red silk kurta with a sling-like strap. a person: the seated figure has long swept-back dark locks, a heavy brown beaded mala and a ceremonial gold necklace, consistent with the page's KAILASA context, so he is treated as a probable candidate. Behind them, a woman in white with gold bead necklaces and other women in cream and orange saris stand near a golden throne with red velvet cushions, a potted plant and a small audio console. The setting suggests a darshan or ritual gathering in an ashram hall.

A photograph of a seated man with long dreadlocked hair, white forehead marking, and a rust-red robe, wearing a thick beaded garland of red and gold strands with rudraksha-style beads and a dangling red tassel. He sits before a gold ornate throne-back with a red velvet cushion, smiling and extending his hand toward a visitor. A man in a white dhoti with a rust-red shawl bows with folded palms, while a woman in a cream and gold-bordered sari and gold jewellery looks on. Behind them, women in rust-red and white saris stand near green foliage and a dark red drape. A visitor wears a white badge. Several people are visible, including partially visible figures at the top right. Dense ritual darshan setting, a devotee greeting a seated guru-figure.