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February 17 2016

February 17 2016

Photograph of a seated figure in a red-brown ochre robe with long dark hair and rudraksha malas over the shoulders, sitting in an ornate carved brown leather throne, placing his right hand on the forehead of a young man in a white shirt with a name badge. Behind the young man, a woman in white with rudraksha beads and a boy in white stand near the seated figure, and an older man in white is partly visible. A woman in a cream sari and red malas on the left holds a folded blue cloth with yellow fringe. Wooden tiered seating and red and gold wall banners fill the background. Probable Swamiji (long swept-back hair, ochre robe, rudraksha malas, seated on a throne).

February 17 2016

Indoor event photograph in a hall with cream walls and framed artwork. A man with a bare upper body and rudraksha mala sits on a brown leather throne-style chair, wearing orange and gold saffron garments and a headset microphone; he leans forward smiling while a woman in white with a gold-bordered orange shawl reaches out to touch his arm. Behind them, many seated and standing people wear white and orange-red shawls. a person seated on the throne, with a distinctive rudraksha mala, saffron-gold clothing and headset microphone.

May 28 2013

A photograph of a seated man on a brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden back, wearing a rust-orange robe and a long rudraksha mala necklace, with a red-brown wrap across his shoulders. He has a red tilak on his forehead and white markings on his face, and his hands rest on his knees as a devotee's hand reaches to touch his feet. Around him, women in white clothes with orange shawls stand and watch, and a woman in a white dress with a dark necklace stands at left. A bare-chested man with rudraksha bracelets is at the right edge, and a brown towel hangs over the chair arm. Several people are visible, including partially visible figures at the edges.

A seated man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a gold-coloured sandalwood or vibhuti mark on his forehead is receiving offerings from a woman in red-and-orange sari with a grey beaded necklace who kneels before him beside a silver tray. A devoted crowd of white-clad participants wearing red-and-maroon shawls presses their palms together in anjali behind them, with a child in red shawl and a woman in green sari among them. The man holds a small red-brown offering. a person with a rudraksha mala, saffron robe and gold chain is seated and receiving devotion, indicating an in-person presence.

February 10 2016

2016-02-10 +1 copies

August 28 2015

Indoor satsang hall with cream walls and wooden doors. A man in orange-red robes with a long swept-back hair bun and a rudraksha mala sits on an ornate brown leather throne on a red-draped platform, extending his arm to hand a small glass or cup to a seated man in orange and saffron clothing with a mala and tilak. A large crowd sits on the floor: men and women in white and orange robes, some with white forehead markings and kumkum, children, and a woman in a pink sari at the back. A figure in orange garments dances or moves near the back. A yamaha keyboard and a microphone sit on the platform. Seated a person on the throne, identified by the throne, long swept-back hair and rudraksha mala, offering a cup to a devotee.

2015-08-28 +1 copies

A seated figure in a brown leather throne chair wears a saffron-and-maroon cloth wrap over bare shoulders and a long rudraksha mala with a gold-toned necklace, extending his hand toward a young boy in a blue striped shirt standing before him. Behind them, rows of children and young adults in white and saffron clothing, several with white forehead markings and beaded necklaces, watch. Other figures in saffron and white stand in the background near a large painted portrait of a seated figure with a garland, and a camera on a tripod is visible at left. a person: the seated figure has a bare-chested saffron wrap, long rudraksha mala and gold-toned necklace, consistent with a central spiritual teacher giving blessing to the boy in a satsang-style gathering.