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A seated man with long dark hair, a red-orange shawl over bare shoulders, and a red tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate silver throne with carved floral arches and lion-head armrests, draped with leopard-print cushions. A bald man in a white shirt bows forward with his head resting against the seated man's chest while the seated man's hands rest on his shoulders. Another hand holding a small white card or paper appears at the left edge. The seated figure has eyes closed in a calm expression. Behind the throne, a large ornate backdrop is visible. The appearance of the seated man with long hair, red shawl and forehead marking gives a probable Swamiji identification, though the image is partly obscured.

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September 26 20172017-09-26April 19 20182018-04-19October 01 20172017-10-01April 14 20182018-04-14 +1 copiesSeptember 26 20172017-09-26September 26 20172017-09-26September 26 20172017-09-26September 26 20172017-09-26 +1 copiesApril 03 20182018-04-03October 01 20172017-10-01 +1 copiesSeptember 26 20172017-09-26A seated man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead and a saffron-red shawl draped over his bare shoulders embraces a second man from behind on an ornate silver throne. The seated man smiles broadly, and the other man leans into the hug with his eyes closed, bare-backed and wearing a thin white sacred thread. Behind them is a silver-embossed backrest and a leopard-print cushion, with a glowing green starry backdrop and a tiered pyramid of lit lamps on the right. A white-clad attendant stands at the left edge. Given the page's Navaratri context, the seated man is Swamiji (probable) on account of his long swept-back hair, saffron shawl and throne; the appearance cues are moderate, so the label is appearance-based only.2017-09-26