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A seated man in an orange-saffron robe sits on an ornate gold throne decorated with a garland of red, white and yellow flowers, against a backdrop of gold-patterned draped curtains with swan motifs. Several men in white shirts, a brown shirt, a blue shirt and a tan shirt lean forward and bend toward him, placing hands on his body in reverence, while a woman in white and gold stands at left and another woman sits on the floor at lower left. The seated figure wears a rudraksha-style mala and a bindi, with bare feet on a red cushion.

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July 16 20092009-07-16July 16 20092009-07-16A seated figure in an orange-red robe sits on an ornate gold and red throne decorated with white and red flower garlands, against pink and silver draped backdrop panels with gold peacock motifs. A devotee in a white shirt bends forward toward him, while women in white and green saris and a girl in white and yellow stand or kneel nearby, one holding yellow flowers. A young man in an orange robe stands at right beside another man in white with a yellow shawl. The seated figure has long swept-back hair and wears rudraksha-style adornment on the arm, matching the page's a person context, so this is an appearance-based a person candidate receiving devotees on the throne.2009-07-11July 11 20092009-07-11July 11 20092009-07-11July 16 20092009-07-16July 11 20092009-07-11A photograph of a padapuja ritual in an indoor hall. A seated man in orange saffron robes sits on a gold-and-red throne decorated with red and yellow flowers and white garland, with bare feet visible. Several devotees bend forward to honour him: a woman in a green blouse and grey sari holds a red offering, a woman in white with a long braid stands at left, and men in white shirts and light trousers bow near the throne. A mirrored backdrop with gold swan motifs frames the scene. The seated figure has a red tilak on his forehead; the appearance-based cues are saffron robes and throne, with the page stating he is present, so the identity is probable but not certain. Other visible people are devotees in white and green clothing.2009-07-11A seated man in an orange robe with a white flower garland sits on an ornate golden throne with red cushions, bare feet resting on a red cushion, beneath a floral arrangement of red roses and greenery. Around him, devotees in white shirts and dhotis, one in an orange sari, and several others stand close; a man in white bows and another in orange gently touches the seated figure's shoulder. Gold-curtained yellow backdrop and red carpeted stage. The seated figure has long swept-back hair and an orange robe with a ceremonial garland, a distinctive presentation cue, so this is Swamiji (probable), seated in person receiving devotees. Visible people number about ten.2009-07-16A seated man in an orange saffron robe with a red vertical mark on his forehead sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne decorated with red and white flower garlands and a floral arrangement above. Five people stand around him on a red stage: a man in a light blue shirt and grey trousers on the left, a man in an orange robe with a dark red sash, a man in a blue striped shirt and white trousers leaning forward to touch the seated man's hand, and a woman in an orange and gold sari with a white flower garland in her hair bowing, next to a woman in a white sari with a gold border. Yellow walls and a white table with a fan appear on the right.2009-07-16A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gilded throne with red cushions, set against a yellow wall and a floral arrangement of red flowers and greenery above. The seated person wears an orange robe and a long white flower garland, with ornate red and white garlands draped on the throne. Around the throne, several people move about: a man in a white dhoti and shirt on the left, a man in a light shirt with a name badge, a young man in an orange robe, a woman in a pink saree with a braid, a woman in a blue and cream saree, and an older woman in a grey saree with glasses on the right. Their presence suggests a ceremonial gathering, though the seated figure's appearance is not clearly distinctive enough to confirm identity.2009-07-16July 11 20092009-07-11