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A seated figure in ochre-orange robes and a rust-red turban raises a silver trident (trishul) overhead while a bare-chested attendant in orange stands behind. The seated figure wears a rudraksha mala and a garland of green apples and white flowers, sitting on an orange-draped seat strewn with pink and red petals. Before them, a man in a white shirt holds a lit oil lamp (aarti) while a woman in white with a red shawl and several devotees with folded hands kneel and pray. A young boy in the back row and a child with hands joined stand watching in a plain blue-walled room with a ceiling fan and roses on the wall. Several people are visible, including partially seen figures at the edges.

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June 23 20142014-06-23June 23 20132013-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20132013-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20132013-06-23 +2 copiesA photograph inside a small plain blue-walled room with a window. A seated figure on the right wears an orange-and-maroon wrap, an orange-red turban, gold-rimmed ornaments, a white and orange flower garland with green beads, and holds a silver trident aloft in one raised hand. Beside him a standing attendant in orange holds a trident and rudraksha mala. Devotees kneel in white and orange clothes with palms pressed together, while a man in white at left holds a lit oil lamp flame toward the seated figure. A child in a grey shirt and other onlookers watch, and the floor is covered with flower petals. The seated figure is described as Swamiji (probable) based on the saffron-orange clothing, turban, trident and garlands; the appearance is consistent with the page attribution.2013-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23June 24 20142014-06-24 +1 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJune 23 20142014-06-23 +2 copiesJuly 04 20142014-07-04 +1 copies