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October 17 2013

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September 11 20132013-09-11October 05 20132013-10-05September 14 20132013-09-14A smiling man with swept-back dark hair, a white vertical forehead mark and a red dot, stands outdoors before a red brick wall and green trees. He wears an ochre-orange unstitched robe with a golden-yellow waist band, an orange rudraksha mala with gold beads, and gold hoop earrings. Behind him, a man in white clothes and a tall-collared figure stand near a metal gate with yellow decorative panels.2019-11-10April 10 20132013-04-10 +4 copiesPhoto of a smiling man with long dark hair seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne-style chair. He wears a rust-brown robe with gold border, a gold ceremonial waist belt with a gold pendant, and multiple rudraksha malas with gold beads and a gold necklace; a red bindu and white markings are on his forehead. Facing him from the left foreground, a person with curly dark hair in an orange-bordered white garment sits with their back to the camera. Blurred figures in white clothing stand in the background. Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure, identified by the long hair, rudraksha malas, gold ornaments and ornate throne cues; his role is seated devotee-facing teacher during an event.2017-08-13 +1 copiesMay 04 20132013-05-04March 23 20162016-03-23A smiling man stands with eyes closed and palms pressed together at his chest in a namaste-like gesture, outdoors before a large banyan tree with aerial roots. He wears a rust-red dhoti and upper cloth with gold borders, a thick orange-beaded mala with gold bead ornaments around his neck, a gold hoop earring, a white vibhuti/tilak mark on his forehead with a red kumkum dot, and his hair swept back. A low white wall behind him holds a small offering of flowers and fruit on a red patterned cloth, and he stands on a teal mat. Appearance-based label, a person: the saffron-orange beads, ornate gold necklace and swept-back hair match a presentation of the page's subject, though the face is not used for identification. Standing in satsang posture, he is the sole physical person.2013-04-09 +2 copiesOctober 07 20122012-10-07 +2 copiesMay 24 20132013-05-24January 26 20132013-01-26