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A smiling bearded man with long dark hair worn swept back and a white vibhuti mark on his forehead sits bare-shouldered, draped in a rust-red shawl, reaching forward to take a folded white paper from a hand at the right edge. Behind him are red flower garlands hanging at the top, a brass oil lamp on the left, a fan, and an ornate gold-toned wall panel scattered with decorative petals. A second person in orange clothing is partly visible at the right.

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May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24A bearded man with long dark dreadlocks and a white tilak on his forehead sits smiling and handing a folded white paper to a person beside him, his bare chest and shoulders covered by a rust-orange cloth. Behind him stands a woman in an orange garment with a white tilak, also looking down at a paper. Red flower garlands hang at the top, with a brass oil lamp (deepam) on the left and an ornate golden carved pillar in the background. The man's appearance with long locks and saffron cloth is a person cue, but the scene shows ritual handling of papers and a red-flower decorated setting, consistent with a temple or puja setting rather than an established identification.2018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24A smiling bearded man with long dark hair worn back sits in front of an ornate gold carved throne backdrop. He wears a rust-orange shawl draped over bare shoulders, a small gold pendant on a chain, and a white horizontal line of sacred ash across his forehead. A red floral garland hangs at the top left, and a brass oil lamp stands in the lower left foreground beside a partially visible person in the frame's edge. Probable Swamiji is seated on the throne, with long swept-back hair, saffron-orange shawl, gold necklace and sacred ash marks as the qualifying cues.2018-05-24May 24 20182018-05-24