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A woman in a rust-orange sari with gold border and her hair in a long braid stands at left, pouring liquid from a small brass vessel over the feet of a seated man. The seated man wears an orange-red turban with a gold ornament, an orange-red garment, a rudraksha mala, and a long garland of yellow and green flowers. He sits on an ornate silver throne with a leopard-print cushion and lion-head carved armrests. Behind them hang multicoloured embroidered panels, strings of fairy lights, and a pink drape. A microphone stand stands beside the throne. A second woman in orange is partly visible at the far left. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears a turban, orange-red robes, rudraksha beads and a flower garland on an ornate throne, and is being honoured with a footwashing. This is a footwashing ritual on stage.

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October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19July 06 20152015-07-06A seated man in rust-orange robes and a matching orange turban sits on an ornate silver throne with a peacock-carved backrest, smiling as he speaks into a microphone. Yellow and white marigold garlands hang across the throne and around his neck, with rudraksha beads on his wrists and chest. Beside him on a silver stand rests a small brass dish with lamps. A woman in a rust-coloured sari with gold jewellery sits on a silver chair at left, facing him in conversation. Behind them is a large arched backdrop of embroidered panels in green, orange, blue and gold with fairy lights. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears a saffron turban, rudraksha malas and garland, consistent with the page's Swamiji reference.2017-10-19October 19 20172017-10-19