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August 16 2013

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Photo of two men in white shirts talking closely in a room with pink walls at an indoor event. The man on the left, with short dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead, gestures with his raised right hand while speaking. The man on the right, wearing glasses and a white collared shirt with a name badge on his chest, listens attentively. Behind them, several men in white clothes stand, one with hands joined in namaste. A red cloth hangs at the upper left and a wooden door frame is at the upper right.2013-09-13Two men sit close together at an indoor event. The older man in front wears a white kurta and a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala, with a small red mark on his forehead, and looks down. A younger man in a white shirt leans in from the right, his hand resting on the older man's shoulder, with a white event badge on his shirt. Behind them, other people wear white and red clothing. The older man shows no distinctive a person cues such as long hair, a crown or saffron ornate clothing, so his identity is uncertain.2013-09-12September 22 20122012-09-22Photograph of seated devotees at a satsang on an orange cloth-covered floor. Two middle-aged men in front wear white shirts and white dhotis with orange lanyards and event badges; the left man has grey hair and a white ash mark on his forehead, and the right man is bald with a red kumkum mark. Behind them, other people in white clothes sit listening, and a boy in a striped top is visible. Two people are fully visible in the foreground and several more are partly visible, giving a count of about six to twenty. No figure is identifiable as a person in this frame.2013-02-19December 03 20112011-12-03December 07 20162016-12-07Photograph of an audience at an evening event, with several men seated closely together. In the foreground, an older bald man in a white shirt looks toward the camera, and beside him a man with glasses and a black beaded mala necklace wears a white shirt and a lanyard badge. Behind them, other attendees in white shirts sit under pale draped fabric, and a bearded man in a light garment appears at the lower right. No one is shown in saffron or ornate ceremonial dress, and no figure can be confidently matched to the a person candidate, so this is left as unsure.2006-12-17Indoor photograph of an ashram gathering in white ceremonial clothing. In the foreground, a young man in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala stands and places his hands on the head of a seated older man with grey hair, who wears a white shirt. Behind them, several men in white and orange or saffron shawls look on, one wearing a gold bangle and another with a gold chain. A white plastic chair and white cloth covers are visible at the edge. The scene reads as a blessing or initiation moment.2007-02-24August 28 20162016-08-28A photograph of a seated audience at a satsang or discourse hall, mostly men in white shirts and white trousers with rudraksha malas. In the front row, a man with grey hair and glasses wears a white shirt with a lanyard, and beside him another grey-haired man in white wears a beaded red-and-brown mala and a lanyard. Behind and around them, Indian devotees sit on chairs and mats, some with vibhuti marks, several with hands folded or chins resting on hands. A saffron-orange banner hangs at the left edge, and a faint purple bird logo sits at the top left. No speaker is visible in the frame; the audience is the focus.2010-12-22April 29 20122012-04-29A photograph of a seated group in a bright, pastel-walled hall with blue-striped floor mats and an ornate gold-framed chair in the background. In the foreground, an older man with grey hair and glasses, wearing a white polo shirt, white trousers and a dark lanyard, gestures with an open hand while speaking to a younger man with short dark hair in a white kurta, who holds a notebook and listens. Behind them, several seated people wear white and maroon clothing, one holding papers, and others sit in the background. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person, so no candidate is marked.2011-11-25