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April 27 2006

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A seated long-haired figure in an orange saffron robe and red vibhuti or tilak on the forehead places both hands on the head of a bald man in a light blue button-up shirt who bows forward before them. The seated figure sits on a gold-patterned upholstered armchair with a dark wooden arm. Behind them a standing woman in a teal embroidered top and dark pants with a lanyard watches. A blue curtain, potted palm plants and a bouquet of orange and yellow flowers wrapped in pink paper complete the room. The seated figure has a distinctive long hairstyle and orange ceremonial robe, so the appearance-based label is a person, giving a blessing to a devotee in what looks like a meeting or satsang setting.2006-04-27April 27 20062006-04-27April 24 20062006-04-24A long-haired person in an ornate gold-and-cream brocade kurta with a white shawl stands on the right, placing both hands on the head of a seated man in a bright orange shirt. The setting is a hotel-style room with a wooden lectern, a large leafy plant, red drapes and a floral-patterned bedspread. A woman in a cream sari with a blue border stands at left, and a man in a green shirt and a man in dark maroon sit on the floor in the background, one of them holding a small book. The gesture appears to be a blessing or touch of the head during a satsang gathering.2006-03-17March 27 20062006-03-27April 27 20062006-04-27A photograph of a long-haired man in a saffron-orange shawl draped over his shoulder and a long rudraksha mala hanging across his chest, seated on a red upholstered chair before a deep red curtain. He reaches forward and places his right hand on the crown of the head of a short-haired man in a striped maroon collared shirt, who stands or kneels with palms pressed together in namaste. A small red bindi is visible on the seated man's forehead. The seated figure matches the Swamiji (probable) appearance cues of long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha beads, indicating a blessing gesture during darshan. Two people are visible.2011-12-11January 06 20142014-01-06April 24 20062006-04-24December 12 20092009-12-12April 27 20062006-04-27April 24 20062006-04-24