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Close-up photograph of a smiling man in a profile-leaning pose, raising his right hand with fingers together in a blessing gesture. He wears an ornate headdress of gold-toned bead and shell ornaments, with a white vertical tilak-style mark and a dark line on his forehead. Layered gold and beaded necklaces and multiple rudraksha bracelets and gold rings adorn him. The background is a warm, blurred orange-brown glow.

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Close-up photograph of a smiling man with a white vertical forehead band and a gold trident-shaped tilak with a red stone, wearing large rudraksha beads in his dark hair and gold hoop earrings with beaded drops. He raises one hand near his cheek with fingers loosely curled, and gold rings and a gold necklace with rudraksha are visible. The background is a soft pink blur. Swamiji (probable): long dark hair, rudraksha adornments and ornate gold jewellery, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji.2020-05-08Close-up photo of a smiling man with dark hair adorned with rudraksha beads on his head, a white vertical tilak band across his forehead with a gold and red ornamental pendant at the centre, gold hoop earrings with beaded drops, and gold ornate necklaces and rudraksha malas at the neck. He raises one hand in a gesture near his chin. A soft pink background fills the right side. a person: the visible cues are rudraksha adornments, ceremonial gold jewellery and a sacred forehead marking.2020-05-08Close-up portrait of a smiling man wearing an ornate rudraksha crown with gold ornaments and a small crown-top kalasha, with white vibhuti and a red kumkum dot on his forehead. Gold necklaces and a gold earring are visible. Behind him, a figure with a crown appears on a red-and-gold backdrop beside a silver surface, and a garland of orange, pink and white flowers stands at right. Swamiji (probable): the rudraksha crown, ornate gold jewellery and garlands match the page's Paramashivoham event context, though the face itself is not used for identification.2020-05-05Close-up photograph of a man wearing an ornate rudraksha and gold crown with a silver-toned frame behind him, a white vertical tilak with a dark central mark on his forehead, and heavy layered gold and rudraksha necklaces over bare shoulders. Dangling gold-and-bead earrings hang from his ears. He raises one hand in a mudra-like gesture, with rings on his fingers, and smiles toward the camera against a warm, dark background. Probable Swamiji by appearance cues: the ornate rudraksha-and-gold crown, layered garlands and bare-shouldered ceremonial adornment, with the page noting his presence at this event.2020-05-11May 11 20202020-05-11May 11 20202020-05-11May 03 20202020-05-03Close-up portrait of a smiling man with a gold-colored ornate headpiece, white forehead paint and a dark red vertical mark on the brow, wearing gold-toned earrings with rudraksha-like beads and a gold necklace. A soft dark background with orange bokeh lights. A printed copyright caption appears at lower right.2020-08-06A close-up photograph of a man with a black turban-style head wrap, a white sacred ash mark across the forehead with a vertical dark tilak, and gold hoop earrings. He is smiling and gesturing with raised hands, one palm open toward the camera. He wears layered rudraksha malas and heavy gold necklaces with kundan-set ornaments, and his upper body is bare. Behind him are green trees and a silver-toned decorative panel.2020-05-26May 08 20202020-05-08Close-up photograph in profile of a man facing right, with long dark hair swept back, a white horizontal forehead mark, and a smiling expression. He wears a headpiece of layered rudraksha beads and ornate gold-coloured pendant ornaments, and multiple gold and rudraksha necklaces around his neck. His raised hand rests near his throat. The background is a dark blue blurred foliage setting with a silver-toned ornamental throne or seat at left. He appears to be seated, bare-shouldered, in a ceremonial setting. Swamiji (probable) cues: long swept-back hair, rudraksha and gold ceremonial adornments.2020-05-16April 30 20202020-04-30 +1 copies