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December 12 2016

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March 14 20172017-03-14A photograph of a bald man in a white kurta wearing a long rudraksha mala with a small pendant at his neck, eyes half-closed, arms raised with palms open in front of him. A second person in the right foreground, partly visible from behind with long dark hair, reaches up and presses a finger to the bald man's forehead, a blessing or ritual touch. A red thread is tied on the touching person's wrist. The background is a pink-walled hall with blurred figures and a red glowing exit sign.2017-07-30A photograph of a close indoor blessing. A man with short grey hair and eyes closed, wearing a white kurta and a rudraksha mala with a small pendant, has his forehead touched by the bare hands of a person in a red and gold-bordered garment, whose dark hair is pulled back in a bun and who wears a rudraksha mala. Another person's hands are raised near the recipient's head. Behind them, a deep red curtain and blurred people in white and orange stand in the background.2011-09-04 +1 copiesJuly 30 20172017-07-30March 03 20172017-03-03March 04 20172017-03-04February 28 20172017-02-28A photograph of a shaved-headed man in white clothing with an orange shawl printed with script, seated with eyes closed while another person's hand, wearing a red thread bracelet, touches his forehead in a blessing gesture. A blurred figure in white stands in the background against a dark red backdrop. The seated man is a devotee receiving a forehead blessing; no appearance-based a person cues such as long hair, crown, or ornate saffron attire are visible, so identity is uncertain.2017-02-28February 27 20172017-02-27A woman in an orange sari with a beaded rudraksha-style necklace and gold earrings places her right palm on the head of a kneeling older man in white clothes and a rudraksha mala, whose hands are pressed together in prayer. Behind them, several people in white garments stand in a white-tiled hall, one wearing a white shirt with a red badge and a rudraksha mala. The gesture appears to be a blessing given to a devotee.2013-12-31 +2 copiesFebruary 19 20152015-02-19 +1 copiesApril 24 20172017-04-24