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May 26 2015

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January 16 20162016-01-16July 31 20152015-07-31May 26 20152015-05-26 +1 copiesJuly 18 20152015-07-18A seated figure in an orange-saffron turban, orange robe and layered beaded necklaces, wearing a multi-strand garland of orange and pink flowers, sits on a red velvet throne with a golden base. A priest in orange dhoti with white tripundra marks on his forehead and arms, wearing rudraksha beads, holds a silver plate and offering items. An older woman with grey hair in white clothes and an orange shawl bows forward with her hands together. Behind the throne a backdrop of red, yellow, purple and white flowers, with silver ceremonial staffs and a gold parasol at the sides.2015-07-09June 12 20142014-06-12A photograph of a seated figure in an orange-saffron cloth with a tall black hair bundle and white forehead markings, wearing a gold necklace and rudraksha mala, seated on a leopard-print throne with gold lion-head armrests. He hands small yellow envelopes or cards to people. Around him, women in white and cream saris with rudraksha malas and one in an orange sari receive them; a man kneels in front holding a card. Behind is a gold-framed deity murti draped with red cloth and garlanded with multicolored flower strands, and a white fan is visible. The figure matches the a person appearance cues, so this is a probable in-person presence.2016-01-30September 21 20142014-09-21May 26 20152015-05-26May 26 20152015-05-26 +2 copiesJuly 31 20152015-07-31A seated figure in an orange-red turban and red-and-orange robes, wearing a long red and white flower garland and gold bangles, extends both hands forward to a kneeling young man in white clothes with an orange shawl over his shoulders, who presses his palms together in reverence. A golden lion-headed throne armrest stands beside them, with a silver tray of bananas in the foreground. Behind them a woman in an orange sari and beaded rudraksha mala holds a small white item, and a garland of orange and yellow marigolds hangs on the right. The seated figure appears to be a probable Swamiji by the turban, saffron-toned robes, ornate gold jewellery and garland cues, with the kneeling devotee receiving his blessing.2014-12-05