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February 06 20142014-02-06A seated figure in a rust-orange turban decorated with pearl-like ornaments and a rust-orange robe wears a heavy gold pendant and gold armbands. He extends one hand, palm out, over a kneeling man in a white shirt who holds a rolled object. A standing woman in a white dress and a long rust-orange rudraksha mala watches. Women in saris and a woman holding a small child in a floral outfit stand behind, against a maroon curtain and red-carpeted seating. The seated figure has distinctive adornments, rust-orange robes, a turban and gold jewellery, matching the page's Swamiji (probable) claim, so he is identified as Swamiji (probable) giving blessing to a devotee in a satsang setting.2014-02-14February 21 20162016-02-21 +1 copiesNovember 26 20142014-11-26A photograph of a seated figure in a red-orange turban and red-orange garment with gold trim and a leopard-print band, wearing a green leaf garland and gold bangles, holding an open book with a golden-framed portrait on its cover. Facing them, a man in a white shirt with a blue lanyard kneels and offers a tray of yellow and red flowers with bananas. Behind them a woman in a white dress with a long orange-red bead necklace stands, a woman in an orange sari with a lanyard stands at right, and a woman carries a toddler in a yellow outfit. A white wall-mounted air conditioner unit and red carpet are visible. The figure seated in a red-orange turban is the only candidate for the described teacher, though the appearance is not distinctive enough to confirm identity.2014-04-09A seated man in a rust-orange robe and a long beaded rudraksha-style necklace, with a white forehead mark, smiles down at a newborn baby wrapped in a pink-and-orange patterned blanket. A man in a white shirt with a rudraksha mala bends forward to present or bless the infant. Behind them, a red-and-gold throne with a red tiger-striped cushion, and women in orange-red saris with rudraksha malas stand watching with smiles, while two electric fans stand nearby. A house-visit blessing of a child.2014-07-08A seated figure on the left wears a red-maroon shawl, a white floral garland with blue and gold beads, rudraksha beads on the arm and a white forehead mark, and holds out a sheet of paper. Beside them a woman in an orange sari and rudraksha mala stands, and to the right a bent-over devotee in a red sari receives the paper while a man in a white shirt with a blue lanyard stands in the foreground. Several women in pink and blue saris stand in the background with hands joined in namaste, and a small girl in pink watches. A gold-coloured seat or throne is partly visible. The figure seated on the left has long, swept-back hair and distinctive garlanded, saffron-toned ceremonial attire, so the appearance is a person candidate in person, presiding over a paper-handover moment.2014-04-27February 21 20162016-02-21 +2 copiesNovember 14 20132013-11-14A seated man in a rust-red robe with a gold-edged border and a long white flower garland sits on a red zebra-striped armchair, reading a printed sheet held in his right hand. A devotee in a white shirt with an orange shawl kneels at his feet. Behind them a woman in an orange sari with a rudraksha mala and a vibhuti mark stands beside a gilded backdrop, with a golden lion figure and a draped purple-and-maroon peetha or throne in the background. Red patterned carpet covers the floor.2014-06-10April 12 20142014-04-12March 24 20082008-03-24