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July 13 2013

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December 17 20112011-12-17July 06 20122012-07-06A seated man with long dark hair, wearing saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala, smiles broadly and extends his arm toward an older man in white kurta with an orange-trimmed collar who raises his palms in greeting. Behind them stands a large deity murti or golden figure draped with garlands of yellow, red, purple and white flowers, with gold ornaments. A woman in orange sari stands in the background near a fan, and red cushions sit in the foreground.2013-07-21July 02 20132013-07-02Photograph of a seated figure in an orange-brown shawl with a long rudraksha mala and white vibhuti with a red dot on the forehead, eyes closed and smiling, raising both palms in blessing toward an older man in a white kurta who bows with his hands raised above his head. Behind them a red velvet curtain and a deity murti draped in red cloth and a garland of yellow, orange and white flowers. a person, shown giving a blessing to a devotee at a satsang-style setting.2013-07-07July 15 20132013-07-15A photograph of a satsang setting where a long-haired figure in a saffron-orange wrap and rudraksha mala sits on a red velvet cushioned seat, reaching forward to touch the head of a man in a white garment with a red-orange shawl and rudraksha beads. Beside the seat stands a wooden box of packaged sweets, a folded orange towel rests on the cushion, a white fan stands behind, and a man in white with an orange-and-red sash stands at the right edge. Only the two central figures and the partially visible standing man and a seated head at the bottom are physical people.2013-05-19A seated man in an orange-saffron robe and multiple rudraksha malas raises his right arm while speaking, sitting on a red patterned throne-like seat. He has long swept-back dark hair and a white-and-red tilak on his forehead, with a beaded bracelet on his arm. Facing him with palms pressed together in namaste is a younger man in a white collared shirt with a red lanyard. Behind them are garlands in red, yellow and white, a gold-coloured ceremonial ornament, and a draped red curtain.2013-07-16A photograph of a seated man in an orange-saffron dhoti-style wrap with a long thick rudraksha mala draped across his chest, his long swept-back hair and a white tilak on his forehead visible. He sits on a red upholstered seat, eyes closed and smiling, extending his right arm toward a kneeling devotee. The devotee wears a white shirt and a red-orange shawl, palms raised toward him in a gesture of reverence. Behind them stands a deity murti draped in bright yellow, green, red and purple floral garlands, with a red curtain at left. The seated man's appearance matches the page's Swamiji description, with long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha beads, so he is a probable Swamiji candidate in an in-person setting. A small emblem appears at the top left corner.2013-07-14May 06 20162016-05-06A photograph of an orange-robed figure seated on a golden-backed throne before a deep red draped curtain. The seated figure has a white tilak and red bindi on the forehead, wears layered rudraksha malas and a gold necklace, and holds a palm raised toward a man in a white kurta with an orange shawl who leans forward with hands joined in reverence. A red box with small items sits near the seated figure, and a second orange-robed person is partly visible behind. The seated figure appears to be a person, identified by the saffron and ornate clothing, rudraksha malas and gold necklace, with the seated role consistent with a throne. A man in white with an orange shawl is a devotee receiving blessing. Two physical people are clearly visible, with a third partly seen.2012-09-08A seated man in a flowing saffron-orange robe with long swept-back dark hair sits on a gold-carved throne upholstered in red-and-black zebra-striped cushions, holding a short stick in one hand. Before him stands a man in a white shirt and white dhoti, his palms pressed together in anjali near the seated man's face, performing a devotee's greeting or blessing. The backdrop is a large photographic print of a banyan tree with hanging aerial roots. A few other figures in orange and white are partly visible at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back hair and saffron clothing, consistent with the page's claim. The standing devotee is in white with a rudraksha-style mala at his neck.2010-02-11