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Two saffron-robed men stand in a doorway of a dimly lit shrine room, both wearing white jasmine garlands with red flowers and gold bead crowns, with white tilak marks on their foreheads. The man on the right wears a large gold bead necklace and gold bangles, and clasps his hands at his waist, smiling. The man on the left wears rudraksha malas, a gold pendant necklace and a gold bangle, and smiles as well. Behind them is an illuminated arch with a deity murti, a brass lamp stand and flower offerings.

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April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29Photograph of two men in a temple doorway, both garlanded with white jasmine and red flower garlands and wearing orange-red robes with gold borders. The man on the right wears a gold necklace, a headpiece and a rudraksha bracelet and smiles while gesturing with his hand. The older man on the left, bare-chested with a rudraksha mala and a red forehead mark, holds a small object in his hands. Three people are visible.2012-05-16 +1 copiesApril 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29Four men stand together in a dim temple doorway, all in orange-saffron robes. On the right, a smiling man with long dark hair, a gold crown-band, red and white flower garlands and a heavy gold ceremonial necklace raises one hand in greeting; the person on the far right looks like Swamiji (probable), based on the long hair, crown, saffron clothing and ornate gold necklace. Beside him, an older man with a white-painted forehead, a red-and-white garland and dark rudraksha beads smiles. A bald man in orange with a gold chain and red forehead mark stands behind them, and a partly visible person is at the edge. The page lists the setting as a Kanchanoor temple visit, but nothing visible establishes that place.2012-05-16April 29 20122012-04-29April 29 20122012-04-29May 16 20122012-05-16 +1 copies