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April 04 20132013-04-04April 03 20132013-04-03December 15 20132013-12-15Close photograph of a polished silver puja thali held by a person whose hand is visible at the top left, dropping a pink rose onto the tray. The thali holds several small silver bowls and cups containing white flower petals, a silver cup of water, a small silver lamp, a white shell-like object, a brown-beaded rudraksha-style mala, a folded red cloth with gold border and an incense stick smoking at the right. No people are fully visible beyond the hand and a blurred red garment in the background. This is an offering tray used in pratyaksha padapuja.2016-05-20June 25 20132013-06-25September 21 20122012-09-21A close view of a silver-covered puja tray with a brass plate holding white and pink flowers and an incense stick in a holder. Nearby sit a brass bell, a small brass oil lamp, a brass cup, a rudraksha mala on a red-and-gold cloth, a small wooden incense stand, a folded offering of green leaves, rose petals, and a framed card showing a saffron-clad figure. No people are visible in the scene apart from a hand at the left edge. The setup suggests a puja arrangement prepared for ritual worship.2013-05-19May 24 20182018-05-24April 04 20142014-04-04 +1 copiesJune 25 20132013-06-25 +1 copiesA close photo of a padukapuja-style offering on a red cloth. A brass bowl holds water with pink and white flower petals and a few small brass items, with a rudraksha and pearl garland arranged around its rim. Scattered red flowers lie on the cloth, and a hand holding a small brass cup pours or offers water from above. No people's faces are visible and no a person candidate appears in the frame.2013-12-15A close photograph of a ritual offering on a polished round steel plate set on a red cloth with green and gold border. The plate holds a bronze-toned ornate object, a strand of red beads with rudraksha beads, scattered rose petals and green leaves, a small glass bottle of oil, and steel containers of red kumkum powder. Loose petals and red powder lie on the plate. At the right edge, a printed card shows a smiling person in orange robes with rudraksha beads and a red bindi, captioned Be Blissful and Paramahamsa Nithyananda. No people are physically present.2013-02-08