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A man in a rust-red draped garment with a sequined or embellished bodice walks barefoot across a stage. He has long dark hair, a forehead marking and a small ornament, and wears bangles on his wrist. Behind him a large LED screen shows glowing amber and red light patterns, and a row of brass lamp stands line the stage edge. A deep magenta curtain hangs at the left. The scene resembles a performance or stage presentation, with no clearly visible ritual fire or procession. Swamiji (probable) appearance cues include long swept-back hair, ornate clothing and a forehead marking, placing him on stage as a presenter.

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December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18A man stands barefoot on a stage with one hand on his hip, wearing a rust-red draped dhoti with a gold-and-brown patterned sash across the chest and bare arms with bangles. He has long dark hair swept back with a decorative ornament at the crown and a tilak on his forehead. Beside him are rows of tall silver-and-gold ritual oil lamps, and to the left a magenta velvet curtain hangs. Behind the stage a large LED screen shows a glowing grid of amber lights. Overhead are stage lighting rigs. The scene resembles a theatrical staged performance rather than a temple setting.2017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18A man stands barefoot on a stage in a rust-red draped dhoti and a matching sleeveless top patterned with cream and leopard-style markings, with a red tilak on his forehead and long dark hair. Behind him a large screen shows glowing lamp-like shapes, and a row of brass oil lamps (deepas) lines the stage floor in front of a pink velvet curtain. The scene is a stage performance; no further identity is established from appearance.2017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18December 18 20172017-12-18