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A photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes and matching orange turban performing a puja at a decorated shivalinga. The man holds a brass plate with a lit flame in his right hand and a small brass bell in his left hand, with fruit and offerings on a tray at his feet. The shivalinga is wrapped in garlands of yellow, white, red and pink flowers, set on a copper yoni-peetha base. Behind it stand a brass lamp stand with flower garlands, a silver-draped backdrop and a deity image garlanded in yellow flowers. A pale-clothed devotee's hand is visible at the lower right edge. Swamiji (probable): the saffron robes, orange turban and ceremonial performance are visible cues, so the figure is identified as a probable candidate.

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June 12 20042004-06-12A man in a saffron-orange robe and matching orange head wrap kneels on a blue cloth, palms pressed together in prayer with eyes closed. Beside him stands a tall brass oil lamp draped with white and red flower garlands. In front of him is a large copper-coloured Shivalingam heavily decorated with yellow, white and red flower garlands and a lotus, set on a copper yoni-peetha base. Behind the lingam, a silver-coloured deity murti and a gold kalasha-like finial are visible, and a grey draped curtain forms the backdrop. Pink and yellow flowers lie on the floor at the lower edge.2003-01-01January 01 20032003-01-01July 13 20032003-07-13 +1 copies2003 - Sacred collection UncategorizedJuly 21 20102010-07-21July 13 20102010-07-13February 18 20102010-02-18November LA 2007October 17 20092009-10-17March 02 20112011-03-02July 21 20102010-07-21