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A photograph of a large bronze-gold statue of a bare-chested sage, with a raised right palm and open left hand, wearing a maroon cloth wrap and a long rudraksha mala with white powder sprinkled on it. A smaller matching statue in maroon wrap with a red bindi stands in front, its hands in the same mudra. Ornate gold arch frame with red flower garlands above. Water appears to be flowing over the statues during an abhishekam. No living people are visible. The statues are deity murti or depictions, not a physically present person.

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