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A seated man in a maroon-red robe with gold border and a gold-and-brown beaded necklace places his right hand on the head of a man in a white shirt with a red shawl, performing a blessing. Behind them stands a large golden lion throne and a gold-and-blue decorated altar draped with garlands of yellow, orange and red flowers. A third man in white with a white forehead mark and beaded necklace looks on at right. The seated figure has a shaved-style hairline with a white tilak and his arm bears a scar.

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November 11 20132013-11-11November 11 20132013-11-11November 21 20132013-11-21 +1 copiesMay 13 20142014-05-13November 10 20132013-11-10May 09 20142014-05-09November 11 20132013-11-11A seated figure in red-orange robes and a white-and-orange marigold and jasmine garland places his right hand on the forehead of a middle-aged man in a white shirt and orange shawl, who has his palms pressed together in greeting. The seated figure has a white tilak on the forehead and long dark hair pinned back, and is seated beside a golden cobra-headed sculpture. Behind them is a red cushioned throne with gold ornamentation, a silver staff, and a framed painting on the wall. Swamiji (probable) is shown here through a sannyasi's red-orange robes, floral garland and long hair, giving the forehead blessing; the recipient is a devotee. Other devotees in white and orange shawls sit at the edges.2014-05-13May 13 20142014-05-13October 26 20142014-10-26January 19 20142014-01-19October 26 20142014-10-26