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March 23 2014

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December 13 20132013-12-13Photo 11725006January 14 20152015-01-14May 01 20142014-05-01March 22 20142014-03-22Photo 11681032 +2 copiesA seated man in a rust-orange and gold-bordered sannyasi garment with long swept-back hair, a white vibhuti line on his forehead and a gold bead necklace touches the forehead of a kneeling devotee in a white shirt with palms pressed together. The guru wears a gold wristwatch and rudraksha-style beads on a gold necklace, while a woman in white and red sits behind the devotee. Red drapes and a projection screen fill the background.2014-01-02March 21 20142014-03-21A seated figure in a rust-red shawl with a gold-coloured border and a long rudraksha-style bead necklace places both palms on the forehead of a standing man with grey hair, who wears a plain white shirt with a red lanyard. The seated figure has a dark bun, a sandalwood tilak and a red hair tie, and is seated on a red cushion beside gold draped fabric. A woman is partially visible at the right edge. The setting is an indoor hall with a white backdrop and a loudspeaker. a person (long swept-back hair, ceremonial gold and rudraksha adornments) is giving blessing to a devotee in an intimate darshan. Two people are visible.2013-12-12A seated man in a maroon-red shawl and gold-toned seat blesses an older man in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala. The seated man has long dark hair in a low knot, a white vibhuti marking on his forehead, a red bindi, and a gold necklace. He presses his palm to the older man's forehead while holding a silver staff, the older man's eyes closed in receptive devotion. A gold ring and watch are visible on the blessing hand. A woman with a rudraksha mala watches at the right edge. Walls are beige panels. The seated man appears to be Swamiji (probable), based on his long hair, ornate gold necklace and saffron-toned shawl, seated as the blessing giver.2013-12-03May 01 20142014-05-01A seated man with short dark hair, a white tilak on his forehead, a white-and-red flower garland with a rudraksha mala, and bare shoulders draped in saffron cloth places his right hand on the head of a standing devotee. The devotee, with silver-grey hair, wears a white kurta and an orange shawl and presses his palms together in namaskar. Behind them stand a tall white staff, gold kalasha-style vessels and a red-cushioned throne in a bright hall. The seated man has adornments and a presentation consistent with the page's reference to a person, but his face is not clearly confirmed, so the identification is uncertain. Two people are visible.2014-05-13