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November 24 2011

A smiling man wearing a bright yellow turban with a red-and-gold band and a red bindi on his forehead, dressed in a yellow silk garment with a gold-beaded necklace and rudraksha-style mala. He wears a large garland of white jasmine and red flowers with green leaves, and stands in a warm-lit hall. In the foreground, a blurred arm in orange cloth holds a metal tray, and a woman in white with bangles stands behind him at the left. The man's appearance (turban, yellow attire, garland) is not clearly distinctive enough to confirm a person identity; he is best described as a devotee or participant.

November 24 2011

A smiling man stands barefoot on an orange patterned rug with both arms raised overhead, palms open. He wears a yellow turban with a jewelled brooch and red bindi, a white and red flower garland, a yellow shawl over green striped silk dhoti-style garments, rudraksha beads, and gold bangles. Beside him, a gold-coloured ornate lion-form throne or peetha stands draped with multicoloured flower garlands, with a potted palm nearby and a brass lamp at the left edge.

Close-up photograph of a smiling man wearing a bright yellow turban with a maroon-and-gold border, a jewelled brooch and a peacock-feather ornament at the side. He has a red tilak mark on his forehead and wears a yellow robe with a maroon and gold sequined edge, draped with a thick garland of white jasmine and red roses. Behind him is gold ornamental decor.

A smiling person in an orange saffron turban with a jewelled brooch and an orange shawl draped over the shoulders stands with both arms raised overhead, wearing a thick garland of white jasmine and red flowers, with a small red tilak on the forehead against a dark curtain backdrop.

September 03 2011

2011-09-03 +2 copies

A man stands barefoot on a bare stage in front of deep maroon velvet drapes, arms raised high with palms open and a broad smile. He wears a saffron-yellow dhoti and a matching shawl draped over one shoulder, a red-and-yellow flower garland with a red floral tassel, a layered beaded necklace, silver bangles on both upper arms and wrists, and a red bindi on his forehead. Only one person is visible. The swami's appearance matches the page's Swamiji reference, with long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha-style beads, so the figure is a probable Swamiji (probable) performing a stage presentation or satsang gesture.

A smiling man in a rust-red turban with a small crescent and ornament at the front stands with both arms raised and palms open, wearing a long red-orange garment with gold-bordered sash and gold bangles. A large garland of red and pink flowers, white blooms, green leaves and lime-green fruit hangs from his neck to his waist. Behind him is a dark red velvet curtain and a gold-toned ornamental frame edge at the right. A swami figure with raised palms, appearance-based label a person, standing on stage in a satsang-style setting.

A smiling man with eyes closed stands centre-frame in a saffron-orange turban and matching saffron-orange wrap over a bare upper body, with a red kumkum dot on his forehead. He wears a long string of rudraksha beads and white jasmine garlands, and his bare arm is raised at the left edge. Behind him a woman in a light top and other onlookers stand near pale blue drapes, and small white petals fall around him. Two silver-and-red floral decorated kalasha-style pots hang at his chest. Visible cues include the orange turban, rudraksha mala and ceremonial garlands, consistent with a person depiction in person, though appearance is not fully certain.

November 24 2011