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Photograph of a person seated sideways on a woven rattan chair, wearing a bright orange-red shawl over the shoulders and a red bindi on the forehead, long dark curly hair falling behind, looking off to the side in soft sunlight against a pale wall.

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A person with long, loose dark hair and a red bindi sits in a woven rattan armchair, turned slightly toward the camera. They wear a bright orange-red cloth draped over the shoulders and arms, with a yellow-gold edge visible at the shoulder, and a white garment shows at the lower chair. The plain pale wall behind is lit from the left. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron-orange clothing and bindi are the qualifying cues for this person, who is seated in the chair.2008-05-25A man with long, voluminous dark hair sits in a woven cane chair against a plain white wall, leaning slightly to one side. He wears a bright red-orange cotton garment with a thin gold border and has a red dot on his forehead. His hands rest in his lap and he gazes downward in a calm, reflective pose. Watermarked copyright text appears in the lower right, and a small purple logo appears in the upper left. The setting is a simple indoor room with soft natural light. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron-orange robe and forehead mark are the cues, shown in a candid portrait seated in a chair.2008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25A close photograph of a smiling man with long, voluminous dark hair seated in a woven cane chair, his hand raised to his mouth. He wears a vivid red-orange garment draped over his shoulders with a gold border, and a red bindi marks his forehead against a pale background. Long dark hair, red garment and cane chair are the prominent visual elements. The page indicates the event involved meeting Shri Rishi Prabhakarji, but no visible evidence of that meeting appears in this frame.2008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25May 25 20082008-05-25