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A seated man in an orange saffron robe with long dark hair and a white floral garland sits on an ornate gold and red throne, hands pressed together in namaskar. Garlands of yellow and purple flowers decorate the throne. Before him, devotees in white and orange clothing sit on the floor with hands folded, and a woman in white with a red bindi offers a brass plate of flowers and fruit near a small gold stand. A younger man in white with a yellow shawl kneels at lower right, another devotee in orange sits at lower left, and a large brass vase holds yellow sunflowers. Water bottles and a fan stand in the background behind gold curtains.

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August 16 20092009-08-16A seated figure in an orange robe with a red-and-white flower garland sits on an ornate gold throne decorated with red cushions, green leaves, purple and white flowers, and yellow blooms. Their hands are pressed together in namaste. Before the throne, a line of people in white clothes with yellow shawls kneel on a blue-and-white mat, one performing padapuja by washing or offering to the feet while a plate of flowers and fruit sits nearby. A kneeling man in orange and an older woman in a red sari sit to the left. Gold-draped curtains, a fan, water bottles, a brass vase of yellow flowers and metal bowls fill the hall. The seated figure is an appearance-based a person wearing orange robes and a red garland seated on the throne, with long dark hair and a garland, matching the page's note that a person is present.2009-08-16August 15 20092009-08-15August 15 20092009-08-15August 15 20092009-08-15August 16 20092009-08-16August 15 20092009-08-15August 13 20092009-08-13August 16 20092009-08-16August 16 20092009-08-16August 09 20092009-08-09August 16 20092009-08-16