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A photograph inside a plain whitewashed hall with a striped multicolour floor mat. A man seated in a wheelchair in a blue shirt, brown trousers and a rudraksha mala is holding hands with a woman in orange robes who kneels on a red-cushioned gold throne at right. Behind them a woman in a pink sari with a lanyard stands, and a bald man in white with an orange shawl looks on. On the left two young men stand: one in a white kurta with a yellow shawl, the other in white dhoti and kurta with a mala. A young man in a yellow shawl and an orange-robed attendant appear at right edge. Pedestal items and a tray are visible near the throne. a person cues are absent in the seated orange-robed figure's presentation, so identity is uncertain.

A photograph of a seated devotee in a wheelchair, wearing a blue shirt, brown trousers and a rudraksha mala, having his hands held by a robed figure in orange who sits on a gold-framed throne with red cushions. Behind them a woman in a pink sari and a man in an orange shawl look on, along with a woman in an orange robe and a young woman in white with a yellow shawl. Two men in white dhotis and yellow shawls stand on a colourful striped rug at left. A red tray of offerings sits beside the throne. The white wall and framed doorway form the backdrop. Five people appear in the scene, plus the seated devotee and the throne-sitter.

December 14 2009

A seated man in a wheelchair, wearing a plaid shirt and white dhoti, has his eyes closed while a standing man in white with an orange scarf rests a hand on his forehead. A third person in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and long dark hair sits on an orange velvet couch, holding a golden trident-shaped object and touching the seated man's head. Orange cushions, a maroon curtain and a tray of fruit and flowers sit behind them. Probable Swamiji (long swept-back hair, orange robe, rudraksha mala) is present in the scene as the person on the couch, appearing to bless the wheelchair-bound man.

A visit inside a room with cream walls. A man in a wheelchair, wearing a beige shirt, dark trousers and white socks, leans forward toward a seated woman in an orange saffron robe with a long white, yellow and red marigold garland. She holds a flower garland in her hands and a tray of red and orange fruit rests on the orange sofa beside her. Around them stand men in white dhotis and shirts, one with an orange shawl across his shoulders, and a man in white shirt at right bending in attention. The sofa and robes are orange. Partial text overlay on the lower right reads pedia.org, which is omitted here

August 06 2009

A seated man in an orange robe and marigold garlands sits on a golden throne with a red cushioned back, his hand raised toward the head of a man in a white shirt and white dhoti who bows forward with hands folded. Behind them, a man in a white kurta with a yellow shawl and rudraksha mala watches, a woman in a maroon sari with a red bindi stands at left, and another man in white stands near the throne. A gold-ornamented carved backdrop and a red curtain frame the scene, with a thatched structure and greenery visible at the top left. The setting appears to be an outdoor-side pavilion with devotees receiving blessings.

2009-11-17 +1 copies

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September 22 2014

A photograph of a devotional gathering on a green carpet in front of a gilded golden throne decorated with yellow and white flower garlands and a draped gold-and-cream backdrop strung with flower garlands. A man in a saffron/orange robe with a long rudraksha mala sits on the throne, with his bare feet resting on the footstool; he reaches down to touch the head of a child in a pink top seated in a wheelchair. Around them, devotees in white and pastel kurtas, one woman in a pink salwar and a woman in a white top stand and watch, a man in a striped shirt and brown trousers stands at right, and an attendant in saffron stands at far right. The sitter appears as a person by saffron robe, long rudraksha mala and throne setting; the cues are clear but his appearance is not fully certain, so the identification is held with caution. Visible people number about nine.

January 04 2009

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