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January 04 20182018-01-04A procession on a paved road with a red umbrella decorated with gold Om symbols and red tassels held above a man walking at the centre. He wears a rust-orange shawl draped over his bare chest and orange-red dhoti, with a red tilak on his forehead, a gold chain and sandals. Behind him, a man in a black shirt and a man in glasses hold the umbrella and walk among devotees. On the right, a man in white with a white shawl and rudraksha mala raises his arm, and white-clad devotees with white and vermilion tilaks follow. Red flags with gold borders wave in the background, with forested hills behind.2018-01-04December 26 20082008-12-26January 04 20182018-01-04Outdoor photo of a procession on a dirt path through green foliage at the Dhyanapeetam ashram. A tall, long-haired man in saffron-orange robes wears a white and red flower garland and a rudraksha mala, walking centre-frame with a smile. A companion on the left, in saffron cloth with a beard and glasses, raises his hand beneath a red and orange fringed parasol held by a man in white. Behind them, men in white dhotis and orange robes carry garlands, and orange pennants printed with the Dhyanapeetam logo hang from a line overhead. A white car is parked behind the procession. The tall man has distinctive long hair, saffron robes, a flower garland and a rudraksha mala, a person candidate in the procession, but the appearance is not conclusive enough to confirm identity.2008-07-27December 27 20082008-12-27A procession on a mat-covered walkway under a white tent canopy, with stage lights and speakers overhead. A man in a rust-red robe, long dark hair and beard, wears a white flower garland and rudraksha mala and walks beneath a multicolored fringed parasol held aloft by an attendant. Around him, devotees wear saffron and orange robes, and men in white dhotis with gold borders carry rudraksha malas. A long-haired, body-painted figure with white markings on the arms walks at left. The crowd includes several people in rust, orange and white clothing. Swamiji (probable) appears as the central figure beneath the parasol, identified by his long hair, beard, rust-red robe, rudraksha mala and gold necklace, in a procession role.2017-03-11December 23 20082008-12-23A procession outdoors among trees, led by a bearded man in a rust-brown robe and a white jasmine garland, with sandalwood and vibhuti marks on his forehead and a rudraksha mala at his chest. He walks with eyes closed beneath a multicoloured striped ceremonial umbrella (chhatra). Around him, men in white dhotis with gold borders and bare upper bodies, wearing rudraksha malas and gold chains, walk alongside drummers in orange dhotis playing white drums, and a man at left holds an orange-and-red banner pole. The ground is dusty earth with a blue and white ribbon boundary.2017-03-11 +1 copiesOutdoor procession on a sunny street with devotees in saffron and white. In the centre, a man in an orange turban, orange shawl and a long dark rudraksha mala walks with his eyes lowered, smiling. Beside him, another man in orange robes walks in front, and a man in white with an orange shawl holds a wooden staff. Red and purple parasols with fringed decorations and a green banner stand behind them, and a crowd in white dhotis and orange scarves follows.2009-01-12Outdoor procession scene under a red and gold umbrella with tasselled fringe held aloft by a person in white. A smiling bearded man with long dark hair, a red bindi on his forehead, and a saffron-orange shawl over his shoulders stands at the centre, with a gold chain at his neck. Beside him, a man with long dangling locks, glasses, a red forehead mark and orange clothing and a rudraksha-style necklace also smiles. Devotees around them raise arms and wear white with sandalwood or ash markings, while a red banner fills the right edge and green foliage backs the scene. Probable Swamiji is present in the centre under the umbrella, identified by long hair, saffron shawl and gold neck chain.2018-01-04 +1 copiesFebruary 02 20092009-02-02