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A man in a flowing red-orange saffron robe walks barefoot along a red carpet between stainless steel railings inside a hall with orange walls. He wears a long rudraksha mala with a large gold pendant, gold armbands, and has long dark hair and a red bindi, smiling as he walks toward the doorway. A blue plastic chair sits near the wall, and through the open doorway behind him are blurred figures in pink and orange clothing. Probable Swamiji is shown with long swept-back hair, saffron robe, rudraksha mala and gold pendant, walking in an ashram hall.

April 30 2012

A photograph of a man walking along a red carpet between polished steel railings inside a warmly lit hall with red walls. He wears an orange silk garment draped over one shoulder with gold-bordered edges and dhoti-style folds at the waist, a beaded rudraksha-style mala with a gold pendant, beaded armlets and bangles, and a red bindi on his forehead. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders and he looks off to the side with a slight smile. Bright light glows through an open doorway at the right, and a colourful woven hanging with bird and floral motifs hangs on the left wall. Appearance-based candidate present: Swamiji (probable), identified by long hair, saffron-orange silk, rudraksha mala and gold pendant; appearance is consistent but not fully certain.

A man with long dark swept-back hair stands barefoot on a red carpet beside a stainless steel railing in a warm orange-red corridor. He wears a saffron-orange draped garment with gold-and-red border, a red-and-clear beaded rudraksha-style mala with a large silver disc pendant, beaded red bracelets and armlets, and a white vibhuti marking with a red kumkum dot on his forehead. Behind him hang paper bird decorations and a teal wall sign with small printed text. Probable Swamiji in the appearance-based label: long hair, saffron clothing, beaded mala and ceremonial adornments, shown as a visible person in the scene.

August 17 2011

A man with long dark hair and a red bindi walks barefoot along a red carpet in a covered hall, wearing a red draped garment with gold-bordered edges and a long black rudraksha mala. He is positioned centrally, with metal handrails along both sides of the carpet. Behind him, a second person in red-and-gold clothing follows, and a gilded deity murti with floral garlands stands in the background beneath an orange canopy. Several onlookers in colourful clothes stand at the right edge beside the railing. The man's appearance with long hair, red clothing and rudraksha mala is a probable Swamiji (probable) candidate, shown in person walking in procession.

April 30 2012

September 12 2011

2011-09-12 +1 copies

April 27 2012

October 26 2010

A man with long, swept-back dark hair stands on a red carpet walkway between silver metal railings inside a warmly painted orange-red hall. He wears a bright saffron-orange silk garment with a red and gold border draped over one shoulder, a red and gold waist cloth, and a long mala of red and clear beads with a large round silver pendant. Red beaded armlets and bracelets are on his arms, a white vibhuti mark and red kumkum dot are on his forehead, and he walks barefoot with his gaze turned to the side. Behind him hang colourful painted banners with floral and bird motifs, bamboo-leaf decorations, and a teal information board. Appearance-based cues suggest a probable Swamiji, given the long hair, saffron silk, rudraksha-style red beaded mala and ceremonial pendant, so this is a probable Swamiji in person.

A barefoot man in red-orange robes walks on a red carpet inside a temple-style hall with a pillar painted with a red lotus motif. He wears a red shawl edged in gold, a dhoti-style lower garment with gold border, a dark rudraksha mala, and a white and red tilak on his forehead. Behind him, a second man in orange cloth with a white forehead mark follows. A metal railing lines the path, and a partial red fabric hangs in the right foreground.

2011-09-04 +1 copies