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A seated figure in a red-orange turban and maroon robe with a gold-edged shawl wears a white and orange flower garland and a red and blue beaded bracelet. He smiles while extending an orange toward a kneeling bald man in a white shirt who presses his palms together at his forehead. Standing behind them, women in white and pink saris with gold borders hold their hands folded. A wooden tray in the foreground holds more oranges and small items. The seated figure's upper body appearance is consistent with the ornate saffron-and-red cues associated with the page's a person reference, though the face is not clearly distinguishable; the candidate is probable, and the scene shows an offering of an orange to a devotee.

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A seated figure in a rust-red turban, orange-and-white flower garland and a saffron shawl smiles while extending a hand toward a kneeling young man in a maroon satin shirt who holds an orange fruit in cupped hands. Behind them, women in white and blue floral dress stand with palms pressed together, and another woman in white applies a white mark to a devotee's forehead. Oranges sit on a tray in front, and a pedestal fan and cream wall sit in the background. a person appears in the seated figure: a turban, saffron clothing and a flower garland, with a visible ritual bearing. The kneeling man offers fruit as a devotee, and the standing women are devotees and volunteers in a satsang-style gathering.2015-06-07 +1 copiesA seated figure in a red-orange turban and saffron-orange robe, with a white and orange flower garland and orange beaded bracelets, places his right hand on the head of a kneeling man in a white shirt who holds an orange fruit. Behind them stand women in white and floral saris, one wearing a long beaded necklace. A wooden tray of oranges sits in the foreground. The seated figure's clothing and turban resemble the saffron-clad appearance associated with the page, though the appearance is only partly distinctive, so the identity is uncertain.2015-06-07August 02 20152015-08-02June 07 20152015-06-07June 24 20152015-06-24A photograph of a seated figure in a red-orange turban, orange-brown robe and a garland of white and orange flowers, receiving an offering from a man in a white kurta with a rudraksha mala and a red-brown bead necklace. The seated figure wears gold bangles and red-orange wrist bands and gestures with an outstretched hand toward a small orange cup or vessel held by the man. Behind them a bald attendant in orange-brown dhoti and cloth with rudraksha beads and a yellow forehead band sits near a standing woman in a white top and orange-brown shawl holding a small object. Gold ornate decorations are visible in the background. The setting appears to be a temple or ashram hall with red curtains.2015-05-14May 14 20152015-05-14August 22 20152015-08-22A photograph of a seated figure in a deep orange-red turban, orange and saffron robes, a white and orange flower garland, rudraksha bracelets and gold ornaments, reaching out to receive an offering from a man in a white collared shirt who kneels before them with a green coconut or fruit in his hands. Behind them, women in white sarees with gold borders stand in a temple hall with brass lamps and a golden wooden lattice screen. Probable Swamiji: the seated figure wears a red-orange turban, flower garland, rudraksha bracelets and saffron-orange robes, consistent with the page's Swamiji reference, and is receiving an offering from a kneeling devotee.2015-08-22June 24 20152015-06-24June 07 20152015-06-07Photograph of a seated figure in a rust-orange turban and orange robe, wearing red and yellow marigold garlands and orange-beaded bracelets, extending an orange fruit toward a woman. A woman in a red-orange shawl and rudraksha mala, with a white forehead mark, watches. An older woman in glasses and red-orange shawl, with a rudraksha mala, accepts the offering, and a man in white kurta with rudraksha mala stands with palms pressed together. A wooden tray in front holds oranges, an apple, rudraksha beads, gold-toned ritual items and a brass lamp. Green potted plants and a garland-draped deity murti stand behind.2016-02-02 +1 copies