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October 15 20122012-10-15A seated man in a saffron-orange robe sits on an ornate gold throne with a flower-garlanded backrest, hands pressed together in namaste. In front of him stands a bronze deity murti with an orange-and-gold turban-like crown, wearing a white and pink-trimmed garment and wreathed in marigold and rose garlands, with a brass oil lamp and flowers beside it. To the right, a second deity figure in red and gold sits in a gold arch decorated with yellow and red garlands. Smoke drifts across the left foreground from a censer, and a lower altar is draped in pink and gold brocade with a brass lamp and fresh flowers. A red curtain backdrop and gold festoon trim complete the puja setting.2012-10-20October 15 20122012-10-15November 23 20172017-11-23 +1 copiesOctober 15 20122012-10-15November 11 20172017-11-11 +1 copiesOctober 17 20122012-10-17June 03 20152015-06-03 +1 copiesNovember 11 20172017-11-11A stage set with a painted backdrop of pillars and two standing deity statues flanking a golden throne with lion-form arms. A seated man in a reddish-brown robe and matching turban sits on the throne with his hands pressed together in prayer. To the right, a deity murti is adorned with a large garland of white, yellow, orange and purple flowers and a gold crown, set before a pink-curtained gold arch. Brass oil lamps stand between the two areas, with a folded sheet and a small white metal stand on the floor. No visible physical audience appears in the frame.2013-11-16 +1 copiesA photograph of a figure seated on an ornate gold-and-silver throne, hands pressed together in anjali mudra, eyes closed in prayer. The seated person wears a rust-red turban, a bare-chested upper body with rudraksha beads and gold ornaments, and an orange-red shawl over the lap. In front stands a decorated altar with several deity murtis dressed in garlands of white, yellow, red and purple flowers, set against a green silk cloth. A gold-tipped trident leans to the left and a gold ceremonial umbrella is visible at upper right. The setting is a temple-style shrine with gilded arches and painted panels. The seated figure appears to be Swamiji (probable), identified by the turban, rudraksha malas, gold ornaments and ceremonial throne, though the face is not clearly visible.2015-05-23 +1 copiesNovember 23 20102010-11-23