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January 10 2018

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May 14 20132013-05-14A photograph of a ceremonial blessing on a stage with a gold-embossed throne and red drapery. A bald man in a light blue shirt kneels with his head bowed and palms joined. A figure in a rust-red turban and orange-brown robe, bare-shouldered with long dark hair and a beard, extends his right hand to the man's head. A second pair of hands, wearing a bracelet, is visible at the left edge. The person in the rust-red turban and orange robe is a probable Swamiji by appearance cues: turban, orange robe and long hair, with the page naming Swamiji for this event. The kneeling devotee receives a blessing, a darshan-style moment.2018-01-10A photograph of a seated figure in a rust-orange saffron robe and matching orange turban being touched on the head by a man with short dark hair seen from behind, wearing a white long-sleeved shirt and bracelets. The man has both palms raised in a blessing gesture, and behind them stands an ornate gold-leaf carved frame against a deep red curtain. A dark tilak mark is visible on the seated figure's forehead. The seated figure's face is partly visible and the setting suggests a darshan moment on a stage.2018-01-10A man seen from behind in a white shirt and white dhoti with a red-edged cloth, wearing an orange rudraksha-style mala, performs a hand gesture toward a seated figure. The seated figure wears saffron-orange robes with a yellow inner garment and an orange mala, sitting cross-legged on a red velvet and gold-carved throne before a deep red curtain. Gold ornate decor and a red-cushioned side table with a gold vessel are visible. a person appears as the seated figure, identified by orange robes, a long swept-back hairstyle, and a rudraksha-style mala, seated on the throne as the recipient of the gesture.2013-05-14A photograph in a hall with deep red velvet drapes and an ornate gold carved throne. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange shawl wears a long orange garland and a red dot on the forehead, sitting on a red cushioned seat. A man in a white shirt and white trousers, wearing a rudraksha mala, kneels with both palms raised and touches the seated person's forehead in blessing. A red cloth and gold-edged platform lie in front. a person is the seated figure in saffron robes and garland, receiving the blessing; the kneeling devotee is in white.2013-05-14A seated man in a rust-red turban and rust-red draped cloth, with a gold chain at his neck, sits on an ornate gold-carved throne against red drapes while smiling. In front of him, a man in a white checked shirt and black trousers kneels on an orange cloth, bowing low and reaching toward the seated man's feet. Red bolsters with gold trim lie on the platform. The seated figure has long hair and wears distinctive ceremonial gold ornamentation, so the appearance-based label applies: a person receiving devotion from the kneeling devotee on the throne stage.2018-01-10A seated figure on a gold-carved throne with a red velvet backrest and draped tiger-print cloth touches the head of a kneeling devotee in white. The seated figure wears an orange-saffron cloth, an orange garland, and a red bindi, with long dark hair. The kneeling man in white clothing has both hands raised palms-out and wears gold bangles and a ring. A second person in white sits at the left edge. Gold ornate panels and red velvet curtains form the backdrop.2013-05-14May 02 20122012-05-02A seated man in rust-orange robes and a rudraksha mala with long swept-back hair and a red bindi sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne before red drapes and a gold trident finial. He rests one bare foot on a red cushion and holds a folded white cloth. A man in a white kurta bends forward with his head lowered, while the seated man places his hand on the bowed man's forehead in a blessing gesture. A small partially visible person appears at the right edge. This is a photograph of a seated figure giving a forehead blessing, consistent with the page's a person candidate on the throne, with the devotee and seated figure identified by role.2016-09-09February 09 20122012-02-09May 07 20172017-05-07May 07 20172017-05-07