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December 26 20152015-12-26A seated man in a rust-red robe with a long rudraksha mala draped over his shoulders places his right hand on the forehead of a short-haired man in a grey t-shirt with a red-and-white sash, during a blessing in an ornate room. The seated man wears his dark hair in a high bun and a white tilak on his forehead, and he is smiling with eyes closed. Behind them stand a gilded throne-like seat, marigold garlands and flower decorations, and a woman in an orange shawl. a person: the seated figure has a high hair bun, a rudraksha mala and a red-brown robe, and is performing the blessing, with the cues stated only as appearance.2015-12-26April 13 20182018-04-13 +1 copiesApril 13 20182018-04-13 +1 copiesApril 13 20182018-04-13December 26 20152015-12-26April 30 20182018-04-30December 26 20152015-12-26A seated man in a red robe and long swept-up black hair, wearing a red rudraksha-style mala and a red wrap, reaches out to touch the forehead of a kneeling man in a cream kurta with a red shawl. The seated figure sits on an ornate silver-and-gold throne in front of a decorated deity murti garlanded with orange flowers. Behind them, other devotees in red and orange shawls watch. A wooden tray or box sits nearby. The seated man is a person by appearance cues: swept-up hair, red ceremonial robe, and beaded mala, while the kneeling man is a devotee receiving blessing.2015-12-26February 01 20152015-02-01April 30 20182018-04-30A photograph of an initiation moment. A man with long dreadlocked hair and a bare upper torso, draped in a rust-orange shawl and wearing rudraksha mala beads, sits on an ornate red velvet throne with gilded carved armrest and raises his right hand to touch the head of a bare-chested, bearded devotee with a rudraksha necklace. Two other seated people in white and light clothing watch in the background, and a blurred stage backdrop with white and maroon panels fills the setting. a person (dreadlocks, rudraksha malas, orange shawl and a throne); presented in the role of initiator giving a blessing or healer's initiation touch.2018-04-13 +1 copies