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A silver-toned standing statue of a sannyasi stands in front of an ornate gold-framed niche draped with orange and gold brocade. The figure has long black hair, a red tilak on the forehead, and wears a rust-red garment with a thick rudraksha-bead torso covering. Multiple strands of rudraksha and white beads hang from the neck, with a green stone pendant, and beaded bracelets adorn the arms. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra, and the feet rest on a silver pedestal with red-painted toes. No living people are visible; the figure is a statue depiction, so the a person candidate is a statue rather than a person present.

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February 22 20132013-02-22February 21 20132013-02-21February 22 20132013-02-22A life-size metallic figure of a standing male saint in an ornate gilded shrine niche draped with orange-gold silk. The figure has long dark hair, a red bindi on the forehead, and wears an orange-red garment with gold border, a thick band of rudraksha beads at the waist, multiple beaded malas and a large gold ceremonial pendant. The right hand is raised in abhaya mudra blessing gesture. This is a statue, not a living person, so no physical people are present. The page indicates a Nithyananda context, but the figure is a statue, so the appearance-based label is limited to depiction with probable identity from the statue's adornments: Swamiji (probable) in a statue depicting a sannyasi with rudraksha malas and long hair.2013-03-06 +1 copiesApril 18 20132013-04-18March 15 20132013-03-15May 20 20132013-05-20March 20 20132013-03-20April 02 20132013-04-02 +1 copiesApril 17 20132013-04-17 +3 copiesMarch 06 20132013-03-06Photo 11738373