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May 20 2017

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Two young boys seated on ornate golden thrones with red velvet cushions in a gilded hall. Both wear saffron-orange turbans, saffron-orange robes, and layered rudraksha malas with gold necklaces. The boy on the left sits with hands folded in his lap and speaks, while the boy on the right, with a red-and-gold tilak on his forehead, sits with arms crossed and mouth open. Gold carved panels and a golden lion-patterned backdrop fill the background.2017-05-20May 20 20172017-05-20September 11 20152015-09-11 +1 copiesTwo young sannyasi-style disciples sit cross-legged side by side in meditation at a large hall, both in saffron-orange robes. The figure on the right wears an orange turban with a sindoor-like mark on the brow and a gold chain, eyes open and gazing forward. The figure on the left, with eyes closed, wears orange cloth, a long rudraksha mala, a white ash tripundra on the forehead and a small pendant. Behind them, a blurred crowd in white and orange sits among tall golden poles, with a pink-patterned sari visible at the right edge. The setting suggests a meditation or initiation session.2017-11-15November 11 20152015-11-11Two sannyasi attendants in saffron-orange clothing and orange turbans sit before an ornate gold throne carved with lion heads, with a leopard-print cushion at right. Both wear rudraksha mala necklaces and white sandal markings on their arms and shoulders; the figure on the right also wears a gold chain and bracelets. A large gilded peetha stands behind them, with a framed portrait of a bearded man in an orange turban on the wall at upper right. A visitor's head is partly visible at lower right. A faint copyright overlay appears at lower right.2017-08-26February 02 20172017-02-02Two young men in orange saffron turbans and orange wraps sit side by side during a ritual, with a green and gold decorated altar and pink sequined drapery behind them. The man on the left wears a red bindi, dangling earring, multiple rudraksha malas and a rudraksha bracelet, and holds his right hand raised in a gesture. The man on the right, wearing glasses and a red tilak mark, presses his palms together in anjali mud\u0101 with rudraksha bracelets on his arm. Garlands of marigolds hang on the altar at the top of the frame, and a red cushioned seat is visible at the lower left.2015-04-30September 15 20152015-09-15 +1 copiesMarch 26 20172017-03-26November 10 20152015-11-10Two young male devotees in saffron orange turbans and orange dhoti-style wraps stand side by side, both wearing long rudraksha mala necklaces and rudraksha bracelets. Both have white vibhuti marks on their foreheads, the figure on the right with a red kumkum dot. The figure on the left looks down quietly, while the figure on the right speaks or chants with a small microphone visible near his mouth. Gold-toned ornaments and a deep red curtain are behind them.2013-09-24