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Close photo of a man with long dark wavy hair looking upward with a smile, hands pressed together in anjali mudra in front of his chest. A red tilak mark is visible on his forehead. Bright sky and blurred greenery form the background, and a second person's head is partly visible at the right edge. Appearance cues are limited and identity cannot be confirmed from the image alone.

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September 29 20062006-09-29Close side-profile photograph of a person with long, dark, wavy hair and eyes closed, palms pressed together in anjali mudra at the chest. The person wears an orange garment with a gold-toned ornamental edge and a red tilak mark on the forehead. The background is a soft, blurred brownish setting. a person: long swept-back hair, saffron/orange clothing and tilak in devotional prayer posture; role is a devotee in prayer. A purple bird logo sits in the upper left corner.2006-07-11Close-up photograph of a smiling man with long, dark, flowing hair and a small red kumkum mark on his forehead, gazing upward. A light blue cloth is visible behind him, with a blurred white garment at the top edge. a person cues are limited to long hair and the forehead mark, which are not sufficiently distinctive, so the identity remains uncertain.2006-12-27Close side profile of a man with long dark dreadlocked hair and a full beard, eyes closed, palms pressed together in anjali mudra at his chest. A white vertical mark is visible on his forehead, and a garland of yellow and red-pink flowers rests on his shoulders. The background is a soft, blurred warm beige. a person: the long dreadlocked hair, white forehead marking and floral garland are the visible cues; he is shown in prayerful devotion.2018-03-02October 07 20062006-10-07Close photo of a person with long, dark, wavy hair falling forward, head bowed and eyes closed, hands pressed together in anjali mudra before the face. The person wears an orange-saffron garment and a large gold ceremonial necklace, with a small white tilak mark on the forehead. The blurred background shows large tree trunks. Swamiji (probable) in prayerful posture, shown with long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and gold necklace; the visible cues are consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji.2006-07-11September 29 20062006-09-29 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a man's face in profile-leaning three-quarter view, filling most of the frame. He has long, dark, wavy hair falling past the ears and a bold round red kumkum mark on the centre of his forehead. His gaze is directed off to the side with a faint closed-lip expression. The background is soft green and blurred. Visible ' and '', which is not included in the text field. a person by appearance cues: long swept-back hair and kumkum forehead mark, with no clear ritual context or other people visible in the frame2006-10-21 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a man with long dark wavy hair parted in the centre, eyes closed and a serene expression. He wears a white vertical tilak on the forehead with a red dot at the centre, a white flower garland of jasmine-like blossoms around his neck, and an orange-red garment over his shoulders. The background is a plain warm peach-pink wall.2008-06-22Close-up photograph of a man with long, dark, loose hair, eyes lowered and a faint smile, one hand pressed to his forehead. He has white vibhuti lines and a red kumkum dot on his brow. Soft sunlit background blurs at the right edge. The face is shown in profile with the hand raised over the brow, a meditative pose. No other people are visible.2006-05-26December 27 20062006-12-27Close photo of a man in profile with eyes closed and a gentle smile, palms pressed together in anjali mudra at chest level. He wears a saffron-orange sleeveless top and a rudraksha mala with dark beads at the neck, has long dark wavy hair swept back, a red bindi and white forehead markings. Behind him a blurred garden with trees and a red-orange wall. Appearance-based probable Swamiji cues: long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala.2010-09-05