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Close-up photo of a man with long, dark, wavy hair and a red tilak on his forehead, looking downward with a slight smile. He wears a red-orange garment with a saffron shawl draped over one shoulder, a long garland of red and white flowers with green leaves and gold beads, and dark rudraksha beads. Behind him is an ornate gold carved surface and red flowers. The setting appears to be a festival or ceremonial occasion.

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July 07 20092009-07-07July 07 20092009-07-07August 15 20102010-08-15July 07 20092009-07-07July 09 20092009-07-09August 15 20102010-08-15August 15 20102010-08-15July 07 20092009-07-07Close-up photo of a smiling man with long, swept-back black hair, a red tilak on his forehead, and an orange saffron wrap draped over his shoulders. He wears a multi-strand rudraksha mala around his neck and sits before an ornate gold-embossed throne. Lower in the frame, a silver-toned ceremonial emblem is visible on the fabric. The man's appearance, long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala match the cues of the page's Swamiji claim, so he is described as a probable Swamiji (probable) seated in person, but the image carries no printed name.2010-08-08Close photo of a smiling man with long, swept-back black hair and a red bindi, wearing an orange saffron shawl over the shoulders and a long rudraksha mala. Behind him is an ornate gold repoussé throne or backdrop. A golden trident-shaped ornament is visible at the lower centre.2010-08-08Photograph of a smiling man seated in front of a golden ornamental backdrop. He has long, dark, swept-back hair, a red bindi on his forehead, and wears a sleeveless saffron-orange robe draped over one shoulder. He is wearing a thick garland of red roses and white chrysanthemum-like flowers. Behind him are brass vessels, a teal cloth, and gold-coloured ornamentation. The visible cues of long hair, saffron robe, flower garland and seated pose are consistent with a Swamiji (probable) presentation, shown in person.2010-06-27 +1 copiesSeptember 30 20082008-09-30