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A photograph of a sarvadarshan line under a open tent canopy with a red carpet runner. A figure in a flowing orange-red robe and a rudraksha mala, with long swept-back hair, walks barefoot along the carpet, extending a hand to devotees. Robed attendants in white with yellow shawls stand nearby. Devotees in white clothes line both sides of a metal railing, many leaning forward with hands extended, and others stand behind them in the background.

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2010 - Photo AlbumSeptember 21 20102010-09-21September 21 20102010-09-21September 21 20102010-09-21December 16 20092009-12-16November 06 20102010-11-06December 10 20092009-12-10September 21 20102010-09-21A photograph of a darshan line under a tent-canopy of a temple hall. A smiling man in long swept-back dark hair, a red-orange robe with a sleeveless orange garment, and a long rudraksha mala stands centre-frame, offering a blessing with his raised hand to a devotee who bows with folded hands. Devotees in white shirts and dhotis stand behind a metal railing on the left, while a man in white kurta holds a small wooden box. Hanging colourful cloth banners and a floral decorated altar appear in the background. Appearance-based probable identification as a person is not sufficiently supported by unambiguous cues here, so the a person value is unsure.2010-09-21A long-haired figure in a saffron-orange shawl wrapped over the shoulders and multiple gold-beaded rudraksha-style necklaces stands at the centre, extending a folded white paper or prasadam to a row of men in white shirts and white dhotis with hands folded in greeting. Behind him a shaved-headed attendant in a saffron cloth and beaded necklace stands by a tray of fruit, and an older man in white with an orange shawl is visible at right. The setting is an indoor hall with a projection screen and blue drapery. The central figure matches the probable Swamiji appearance cues of swept-back long hair, saffron clothing and ceremonial beads, and is presented as the one giving prasadam to devotees.2011-02-27September 21 20102010-09-21December 12 20092009-12-12