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December 01 2011

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April 22 20122012-04-22 +1 copiesNovember 25 20112011-11-25April 22 20122012-04-22 +1 copiesA photograph of a man in an orange sleeveless robe with a white tilak on his forehead reaching to place his right palm on the forehead of a long-haired man in a white shirt, whose right arm is raised in a gesture of receiving. A small piece of white paper is held in the robe-wearer's left hand. Behind them are garlands of yellow and purple flowers, red and gold cloth, a golden ornate seat, and a partly visible woman at the right edge.2011-12-03December 09 20112011-12-09April 22 20122012-04-22 +1 copiesApril 14 20122012-04-14April 22 20122012-04-22April 22 20122012-04-22 +1 copiesA photograph of an indoor stage event with a red curtain backdrop. A man with long, swept-back dark hair and rudraksha malas on his wrist and chest, wearing an orange shawl, faces left and smiles while pressing his palm to the forehead of a young man in a blue striped t-shirt with a name badge on a lanyard. The young man stands with eyes closed and his hands raised near his head. Several people in white and grey clothing stand blurred in the background, and a seated figure with a white forehead marking appears at the lower right.2012-04-14A photograph of a man in an orange sleeveless top with a rudraksha mala and a white vertical tilak on his forehead, a dark hair bun, holding a small white paper in one hand while placing his other palm on the forehead of a long-haired man in a white shirt and dark jacket. A window and beige wall form the indoor background.2011-12-10A man with his dark hair tied in a bun wears a sleeveless saffron-orange garment with an orange shawl draped over his shoulder and a patterned sash at his waist. He stands at left, extending his right hand to rest on the forehead of a short-haired man in a grey striped collared shirt, who has his palms pressed together in front of him. Behind them, seated devotees in orange and white clothing and a red cloth on a seat are visible. A white fan stands in the background. The gesture resembles a blessing given in an ashram or satsang setting, though the appearance of the man in orange is uncertain.2012-04-22 +1 copies