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A photograph of devotees with palms pressed together in namaste before a man with long, swept-back dark hair, a red bindi and layered red and white beaded necklaces, wearing a gold-bordered green silk garment. He holds a printed photo of an infant and looks down at it while a tray of sweets and offerings sits in front. To the right, a shaved-headed monk in saffron robes with white tilak marks on his arms stands beside him. A man in white shirt and white dhoti stands in the foreground, and a cameraman is partly visible at upper left, indoors under ceiling lights. The long-haired figure matches appearance cues for Swamiji (probable), with a rudraksha mala and ceremonial necklaces, shown receiving devotees.

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