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Photo of a person standing in profile with palms pressed together in namaste, gazing to the side. The person has long dark wavy hair, a red tilak on the forehead, and wears a leopard-print shawl over an orange garment with a rudraksha mala at the neck. A red pillar and a blue-and-yellow hanging cloth appear blurred in the background.

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November 08 20102010-11-08November 08 20102010-11-08November 08 20102010-11-08Close side-profile photograph of a man with long dark hair, eyes closed, palms pressed together in anjali mudra at his chest. He wears a red bindi or tilak on his forehead, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and a leopard-print shawl. The background is blurred in orange and red tones. Probable Swamiji (long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and devotional stance) shown in an in_person prayerful posture during satsang.2010-11-08A close side-profile photograph of a man with eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra, a gesture of greeting or prayer. He wears a red-orange vertical tilak on his forehead, and dark rudraksha beads on a mala necklace rest over a leopard-print garment with an orange cloth beneath. Long dark hair is swept back. The background is a blurred red and white setting.2010-11-09A photograph of a man with shoulder-length dark hair, eyes closed, palms pressed together in anjali mudra at his chest. He wears a small red bindi, a dark rudraksha mala, and a leopard-print shawl. Behind him on the right is an ornate gold throne with a red cushion. The background is blurred, with indistinct figures in dark clothing. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in prayer on a throne, wearing a leopard-print shawl and rudraksha mala.2010-11-08Close profile photo of a man with eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra at chest level. He has a red bindi and white vertical marks on his forehead, long dark hair swept back into a low ponytail, and wears a rudraksha mala of large brown beads over an orange garment with a leopard-print wrap. The background shows a red wall and a blurred golden surface at right.2010-11-09November 08 20102010-11-08Close profile photo of a man with eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra at his chest. He has a vertical red bindi and white tilak on his forehead, long dark hair swept back into a low tail, and wears a leopard-print shawl over orange cloth with a long rudraksha mala around his neck. The background is blurred red and white with gold ornamental fabric at the upper right. The a person candidate appears to be a person with rudraksha mala and swept-back hair, but identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2010-11-09A man seated in a red and gold throne-style chair presses his palms together in anjali mudra with eyes closed. He wears an orange garment, a leopard-print shawl over his shoulders, and a thick rudraksha mala around his neck. He has long dark hair tied back and a red tilak on his forehead. The background is a warm orange wall with a red drape.2010-11-09A man sits in profile with his eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra, a gesture of greeting or prayer. He has long dark hair swept back into a knot, a red bindi and white vibhuti marks on his forehead. He wears a leopard-print shawl over orange clothing and a dark rudraksha mala around his neck. Behind him is a red cushioned throne with gold carved ornamentation and an orange curtain in the background. The setting suggests a satsang discourse. Swamiji (probable) is shown in person, with his long swept-back hair, orange garments and rudraksha mala as distinguishing cues.2010-11-09Close-up photograph of a man seated in profile with eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra at his chest. He has long dark swept-back hair, a small red tilak on his forehead, and wears a leopard-print garment with a dark rudraksha mala at the neckline. The warm orange background is softly blurred. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and tilak are consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji at this satsang.2010-11-08