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A photograph of a seated figure on an orange-draped throne in a small blue-walled room decorated with red roses and a green leaf garland. The central seated person wears a red-and-gold turban, a red-and-gold saree-style wrap, a long white and green flower garland, and a red garland, and holds a silver trident. Around them, saffron-robed attendants stand and sit, some with shaved heads and rudraksha malas, one holding a silver plate of offerings, while a devotee with folded hands kneels at the front and a videographer with a camera stands at the right. Brass pots, flower petals and lamps sit on the floor. Roughly ten to twelve people are visible.

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June 23 20142014-06-23June 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +1 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23June 23 20142014-06-23 +1 copiesJuly 01 20142014-07-01July 03 20142014-07-03July 03 20142014-07-03June 22 20142014-06-22A seated figure in orange and maroon robes with a rust-coloured turban and a heavy garland of white flowers and green fruit sits on an orange cushioned seat, holding a silver trident-topped staff. A standing attendant in orange dhoti and rudraksha beads stands behind. Several devotees in white and green clothing kneel before the seated figure, one washing or touching the feet while others bow with heads lowered. Flower petals and garlands cover the seat. The room has pale blue walls, a small window, and a rose-decorated corner. The seated figure's appearance is consistent with the page reference to Swamiji, with cues of orange ornate clothing, turban and ceremonial garlands, so the identity is probable.2013-06-23 +2 copiesJuly 01 20142014-07-01