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A photo of a barefoot man in a flowing saffron-orange sarong-style garment and a long rudraksha mala necklace walking across a polished floor in a hall. He has a red bindi and long hair, and his hands are clasped behind his back. Seated on the floor to his left are participants in white headbands and white or colourful clothes, some in white kurtas and one in a green shirt and pink checked shirt. Behind them a man in white stands on a raised platform. On the right a video camera on a tripod and a monitor face toward the scene, and a large gold and red throne-like seat stands at the back.

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October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23A barefoot man in a saffron-orange draped robe and a long rudraksha mala walks down a polished hall, looking upward with a red bindi on his forehead and his hands clasped behind his back. Seated devotees on both sides wear white clothes and white blindfold cloths over their eyes, and rows of them fill the background. Colourful striped and tasselled hanging ornaments decorate the ceiling, and a screen is mounted on the left wall. The page identifies this event as Swamiji's, and the walking figure has long swept-back hair and a rudraksha mala, which supports a probable identification. Several hundred seated people are visible in the room.2010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23A standing man with long dark hair swept back and a red bindi wears a saffron-orange draped garment over one shoulder and a long strand of dark rudraksha beads. He stands in a hall before a seated audience, many wearing white head bands tied at the back, several in white or orange clothing. Behind him is a red banner and a gold throne with red cushions, with a tall white candle on an orange stand at left. A large framed chart shows a meditating figure in blue with colored chakra points. Two orange and red hanging decorations hang from the ceiling. Swamiji (probable) appears in person, identified by the saffron draping, long hair, bindi and rudraksha mala. Other visible people are seated devotees, including shaved-headed monks in orange robes.2010-10-23 +1 copiesOctober 23 20102010-10-23 +1 copiesOctober 23 20102010-10-23 +1 copies