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Indoor stage scene with a long-haired figure in orange-saffron robes seated on a white-draped throne-like seat against dark blue curtains, touching the forehead of a kneeling man in white dhoti and shirt who has his palms joined. A woman in white with an orange shawl sits at right, and a standing man in white with an orange shawl stands at left behind a maroon drape. A colourful painted pillar and a white mattress-like cushion sit in the foreground, with a red-brown floor and small green plants at the edge. A dark-haired person in white sits partly visible at far left.

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A photograph of a darshan session on a red-tiled stage in front of dark blue drapery and a decorated painted pillar. A long-haired figure in a saffron-orange robe with an orange shawl sits on a white-draped throne-like seat, placing a hand on the head of a kneeling man in white clothes. A woman in white with an orange shawl sits on the floor to the right, and a red flower garland lies on the stage near the throne. Two men in white clothes and orange shawls stand in the background, one wearing a rudraksha-style necklace.2008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03A seated figure in saffron-orange robes with long, swept-back hair sits on a white-draped throne-like seat on a raised platform, placing hands on the face of a kneeling person in white clothes. Another person in orange sits to the right beside a microphone stand. On the left, two men in white garments and one in orange stand near a maroon curtain, and a blue backdrop with a patterned panel with elephant motifs fills the back. A red flower garland lies on the platform. The figure in orange has a distinctive appearance matching the page's a person reference, but the identification rests on appearance alone and is uncertain. Darshan giving is shown.2008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03A seated figure in orange robes with long dark hair sits on a white draped throne-like seat against a dark blue curtain, with a tall decorated yellow and maroon banner beside him. A man in white kurta and white dhoti kneels on a white mattress in front of him, touching his face with both hands in a blessing gesture. Another man in orange and white sits to the side near a small fan, and a woman in white with an orange shawl sits at the lower right. Behind, several men in white kurtas stand near a dark curtain on the left, and the floor is red tiled. The seated figure shows distinctive long swept-back hair and orange saffron clothing; the person is described as a probable Swamiji by appearance, seated in the role of one receiving darshan.2008-02-03A photograph inside a hall with a dark curtain backdrop and a painted decorated pillar. A seated figure in long, swept-back dark hair and an orange-saffron garment sits on a white-draped throne and places a hand on the head of a kneeling devotee in white clothes, who kneels on a white-covered mat on a red-tiled stage. A woman in white with an orange shawl sits at the lower right near the stage edge. Several men in white robes, some with orange shawls and beads, stand at the left side near the stage. Red flowers lie at the base of the throne.2008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03A photograph of a stage event with red tiled floor and dark blue curtains. A seated figure with long swept-back dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron garment, sits on a large white cushioned seat with white pillows. An older man in white clothes kneels on a white-covered mat in front of the seat and raises his hands toward the seated figure's head in a blessing gesture. A woman in orange and white kneels at the right edge, and a second orange-robed figure sits behind. Two men in white dhotis or white shirts with orange shawls stand at the left near a maroon curtain. A yellow and orange patterned banner hangs on a pillar, and a microphone stand and a fan are visible. The seated figure shows distinctive long hair and saffron robes, but the identification is uncertain.2008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03