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July 20 20112011-07-20April 25 20122012-04-25A seated man in an orange saffron wrap with long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala across his chest places his right hand on the forehead of a standing devotee in a yellow and white checked shirt and an orange scarf. The seated figure is Swamiji (probable), identified by his long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala; he is giving a blessing. Behind them are a red velvet drape, a red cushion with tiger-stripe print, a brass lamp on a red tray, and garlands of flowers with gold decorations.2012-04-25March 21 20142014-03-21August 30 20142014-08-30January 28 20122012-01-28A seated man in a rust-orange and gold-bordered sannyasi garment with long swept-back hair, a white vibhuti line on his forehead and a gold bead necklace touches the forehead of a kneeling devotee in a white shirt with palms pressed together. The guru wears a gold wristwatch and rudraksha-style beads on a gold necklace, while a woman in white and red sits behind the devotee. Red drapes and a projection screen fill the background.2014-01-02May 01 20142014-05-01A photograph of a long-haired figure in an orange saffron shawl with a dark rudraksha mala draped across the chest, seated on a red cushioned seat before a deep maroon velvet curtain. The figure leans forward, one hand raised, while a man in a white kurta with an orange shawl over his shoulders stands close and presses both palms against the seated figure's head in a blessing gesture. The figure appears to be a person, identified by the long swept-back hair, saffron shawl and rudraksha mala, though the appearance is only partially visible. Two physical people are shown.2012-04-25August 27 20112011-08-27 +1 copiesJanuary 14 20152015-01-14A photograph of a man in a rust-orange robe with a rudraksha mala and a white-and-red forehead mark placing his right hand on the forehead of a seated devotee in a white kurta. The devotee kneels with palms pressed together, eyes closed. A gold kalasha-style vessel sits at the lower left, a framed portrait of a saffron-robed figure hangs at upper right, and red and gold cushions line the floor behind them.2014-03-21