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October 08 2018

October 08 2018

A photograph of a devotee in orange robes prostrating fully on a pale stone floor, forehead pressed to the ground with both hands flat beside the head. The devotee wears an orange top and a red-and-orange wrap. Beside him stands another person in orange robes, bare feet visible, with a bunch of pink flowers tucked at the waist. A small pink flower lies on the floor at the right edge, and an orange cloth with fringe sits under the hands. The setting appears to be a steps area with grey concrete behind. Two people are visible.

November 19 2018

A photograph of a devotee in orange robes kneeling on a concrete floor, bowing forward with both hands pressed to the feet of a standing figure dressed in orange cloth. The standing figure wears a yellow and pink flower garland and is barefoot. The kneeling devotee also wears orange clothing with maroon trim and bare feet. A pink flower lies on the floor, and a grey carved stone wall is behind them. Orange cloth lies beneath the feet. The standing figure's face is not visible, so no identity is established.

May 09 2012

2012-05-09 +2 copies

A photograph of a person in an orange robe prostrating on a pale tiled floor, forehead pressed down, bare feet visible at the right, arms folded beneath the body. Only partial legs and feet of other people are visible at the top edge, and a white sack with blue lettering sits in the upper right corner. The orange cloth covers the back and wraps the legs. No deity, altar or a person appearance is clearly visible, so no candidate is identified.

Indoor temple-style hall with plain white walls and a wall light. In the foreground a shaven-headed man in saffron robes with a rudraksha mala and silver bracelet stands with palms pressed together in prayer, eyes closed, wearing glasses. Behind him stand several saffron-robed and white-clad men, one with a tilak and another in white with a red-bordered shawl bowing to the floor. Orange cloth covers the floor, with a blue mat, a steel vessel, a tray of white flower garlands and a framed mirror draped in flower garlands at right.

A photograph of a seated elder in a bright orange hooded robe with a white-marked forehead, leaning forward to hold the hands of a kneeling man in orange clothing and an orange turban, who wears a long gold-bead necklace. A third person's dark hair is visible at the left edge, and two people in white trousers and shirts stand behind near white tiles, with pink flowers at the right. The kneeling devotee bows low, a gesture of respect during a meeting in an ashram setting.

A photograph of a shaven-headed man in orange saffron robes bending forward into a deep floor posture, his palms and forehead near the wooden floor. A long rudraksha mala hangs from his neck to the floor. White ash markings show on his upper arm and forehead. Two other people in white clothing are partly visible at the lower left and left edge, also in floor postures. The room has a red curtain and pale wooden flooring.

July 07 2010

2010-07-07 +1 copies

A devotee in a white collared shirt and orange dhoti kneels on a white bedsheet and bows his head to the bare feet of a seated man in orange robes. The devotee's hands are pressed together around a small card or photo, and he wears a gold bracelet and a gold pendant on a dark cord. The seated figure wears an orange garment and a beaded necklace, with his hands resting in his lap. The background shows a red wall and a white pillow. The gesture is a pada puja style of reverence at the feet. The seated person's face is not visible, so the appearance-based candidate status is uncertain.