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A photograph of an indoor event with white sofas and a vase of red roses, white baby's breath and fern fronds. A long-haired man in an all-white outfit with gold embroidered trim and a red bindi sits on a white sofa, smiling and raising one hand toward an older bearded man in a dark purple turban and striped white shirt, who kneels before him with both palms raised. Swamiji (probable) is shown in the white sofa seat with long swept-back hair, white ceremonial robes and a red bindi. Behind them an oil lamp stands on a brass stand and people in saris and kurtas move in the background.

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March 08 20062006-03-08A seated long-haired figure in white ceremonial clothing with gold embroidered trim and a red bindi smiles while a bald man in a lavender shirt and wristwatch kneels beside the white sofa, holding a small object toward them. White and yellow chrysanthemums, red roses and palm fronds fill the room, with a silver lamp stand and a small silver bowl on a white cloth nearby. Behind, a man in a pink shirt with arms folded and a woman in orange stand watching, and a young girl in orange stands near the wall. Probable Swamiji (long swept-back hair, white ceremonial garments with gold embroidery, bindi), seated as the honoured presence.2006-03-08March 08 20062006-03-08March 08 20062006-03-08A photograph of an indoor reception room with gold-framed sofas upholstered in cream and gold fabric, red roses and green foliage, and a tall brass oil lamp in the background. A long-haired man in a cream embroidered silk kurta sits on the sofa, smiling, while a man in a brown jacket leans forward with bent head, hands extended to receive something from him. A woman in a gold-patterned sari is partly visible at the left edge. a person: the seated long-haired man wears a cream embroidered kurta and has long, loose dark hair, consistent with the page's description of a visiting spiritual leader; the appearance is one cue only, so this is an appearance-based label.2006-03-23April 27 20062006-04-27Indoor photo of a seated man in an off-white cream turban and white embroidered kurta with gold-trimmed sash, long dark hair falling down his back, and a red mark on his forehead, placing both hands on the head of an older bald man in a striped brown, blue and grey sweater who bends forward with hands pressed together. The seated figure rests on a tan leather armchair with a floral patterned cushion. Behind them are a potted plant with pink lilies and orange tulips, a large leafy tree and shuttered windows. A water bottle and a small gold box sit on the table at lower left. The seated man is an appearance-based a person candidate, shown with long swept-back hair, a turban and ornate white clothing, in a blessing gesture to a devotee.2006-04-05March 27 20062006-03-27A seated man with long dark hair, wearing a white dhoti-style garment with gold border, a gold shawl and a heavy gold necklace with a long pendant, reaches forward to touch the forehead of a bearded man with light brown hair in a white top, who kneels before him in front of a bouquet of gladiolus and other flowers on a low table. Another seated person in an orange-red garment is partially visible in the centre. A pink cloth covers the table, and a fan and white cushions sit in a wooden-panelled room. The seated figure has distinctive long hair and gold ornaments, so the appearance suggests a person performing a forehead blessing, though this is uncertain.2006-04-23March 26 20062006-03-26July 30 20062006-07-30A seated man with long dark hair and a red bindi wears a cream embroidered kurta and a white shawl, a red and white flower garland draped around his neck. He smiles while placing his right hand on the forehead of a kneeling man in a maroon collared shirt, who presses his palms together in anjali. Behind them hang blue and red draped fabrics, peacock feathers, and white and pink flowers, with a string of multicoloured lights wrapped around a wooden post. A silver tray and a pink-draped surface sit at right. The scene suggests a blessing or darshan. Two people are visible.2006-04-21