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A seated man in long flowing hair and a saffron/orange robe, with a rudraksha mala around his neck, reaches out to touch the crown of a bald older man in white clothes at a healing darshan. Other devotees in white shirts and saffron stoles crowd around, with hands folded and one woman with hair in a bun in the foreground. Behind them a standing young attendant wears a saffron stole and rudraksha beads. Rudraksha malas and small books or items are laid out on a white cloth at the lower right, and a trident is visible on a white stand at the right edge. Probable Swamiji (saffron robe, long hair and rudraksha cues) giving darshan.

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Photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with long swept-back dark hair, a wooden staff across his lap, and a tilak on his forehead, receiving an elderly white-haired man in white clothes who bows and clasps his hands. Standing behind the seated figure, a shaved-headed monk in orange robes holds a small card, and another orange-clad attendant stands further back. To the right, a man in yellow shawl and white garments watches. A younger man in white with a rudraksha mala supports the elderly man by the shoulder. Flower offerings and fruit sit on a white-draped table in the foreground, and a red curtain hangs behind. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the seated figure, judged by long swept-back hair, saffron robes and staff.2008-03-13A seated man in a saffron sleeveless top and orange wrap, with long swept-back hair and a rudraksha-style look, rests his hand on the head of a kneeling devotee in a yellow-and-beige striped shirt who has his palms pressed together. Around them are other men in orange and white garments, a woman in white with a yellow shawl standing behind, a flower arrangement and offering tray on a white-draped table, and a small trishul-topped staff at the right edge. A standing fan and red curtain frame the hall, with sitting devotees in the foreground.2008-03-23A seated man in saffron robes with long, swept-back dark hair and multiple rudraksha malas presses his palm to the head of a kneeling devotee in a white shirt, who has his hands pressed together. The seated figure's wrist is wrapped with a bracelet, and a dark bead necklace hangs from his neck. Behind them, a standing man in orange robes with a red sash and gold bracelet reaches toward someone, and a man in a red shirt stands at the back. A white-clad man wearing a rudraksha mala stands at left. Fruit and small offerings rest on a table at right beside books and a white cloth, with a standing fan and a maroon curtain behind.2008-03-23A photograph of a crowded indoor darshan hall with white plastic chairs and a red curtain backdrop. A long-haired figure in orange robes with a red and white floral garland sits at centre-right, a fruit basket with apples, oranges and a pineapple beside them. Devotees in orange and white bend forward, one in orange touching a kneeling devotee's head while a man in a khaki shirt and others in saffron and white watch. Rudraksha malas and offering trays with sweets lie on the right. Yellow and orange bunting hangs above, and a balding man in an orange shawl and several spectators stand in the background. Only the central figure is possibly the a person candidate, and the orange robes and long hair are visible cues, but the face and seating are not clearly confirmed.2008-03-26A photograph of a darshan or blessing session in an indoor hall with a red curtain backdrop. A man in a saffron-orange sleeveless robe with long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala sits on a white cushioned seat and reaches out to a devotee's head. Nearby, a man in white with an orange shawl holds up a hand, a shaved-head man in orange and red stands beside him, and a woman in white with a yellow shawl and red bindi stands behind a table with flowers, sweets and religious objects. A seated woman in white with a braid in the foreground holds a white card. A trident is mounted on the white throne at right and a fan stands at left. Swamiji (probable) is identified by the long swept-back hair, orange robe, rudraksha mala and seated central role, which is consistent with the page's claim.2008-03-23March 23 20082008-03-23March 26 20082008-03-26March 22 20082008-03-22March 23 20082008-03-23Photograph of a seated healing session in an indoor hall with red curtains and a white-draped table holding a silver tray and flowers. On the right, a figure in orange saffron robes with long swept-back dark hair and a red tilak on the forehead sits cross-legged, holding a wooden staff-like object across the lap, with eyes lowered. Beside him, a younger shaved-headed man in orange robes and a red cord across the chest leans forward, hand extended to a seated devotee. Around them, seated devotees in grey, beige and white clothing and older men with glasses watch; a standing attendant in yellow stands at the top right. A small fan is visible at the upper left.2008-03-26A man with long swept-back hair, a red tilak on his forehead, and a sleeveless saffron/orange robe sits at a table and places his right hand on the head of a woman with her hair tied back in a ponytail, seen from behind. A devotee in a white shirt with a name badge stands at left, and a man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala stands behind, with a white-clad figure and a flower arrangement on a table at the top. Appearance-based label: a person, giving a blessing touch to a devotee at what appears to be a darshan or blessing session.2008-03-23A photograph of a darshan or blessing session in a hall with a red curtain and a white-draped seat. A man with long swept-back dark hair, wearing an orange sleeveless top and a rudraksha mala, sits on the right and places his hand on the head of a seated devotee in a green-and-red sari. Around them, saffron-clad and white-clad devotees, a bald man in orange, and a woman in a yellow shawl behind them watch or wait, and a basket of rudraksha beads sits in the lower right. A probable Swamiji is physically present, identified by long swept-back hair, an orange garment and a rudraksha mala.2008-03-26