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Photo of two men face to face indoors in front of a pink wall and white window. The man on the left wears an orange saffron robe with a gold border, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces, a red tilak mark on his forehead, and has his long dark hair tied up in a bun; his hand rests on the other man's shoulder. The man on the right has long hair tied back, a short beard, and wears a pink shirt with a purple shawl around his neck, and extends his palm toward the other man. A cooler and a red-covered table with small items are visible in the foreground, and a few people sit blurred in the background. Swamiji (probable): the orange-robed man with rudraksha malas and long swept-back hair matches the page's Swamiji reference.

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A photograph of two men in close contact in an indoor room with pink walls and a window behind them. The man on the left wears an orange saffron cloth draped over one shoulder with a gold border, a rudraksha mala of large brown beads across his chest, a red-and-gold tilak on his forehead, and his dark hair tied in a topknot. He extends his right arm forward with an open palm while smiling. Facing him is a bearded man with long hair tied back, wearing a pink shirt and a purple scarf, who raises his hands toward the first man's palm. A watermarked-free view shows a blurred figure in the background.2011-11-20A photograph of two men facing each other in an indoor room with pale pink walls and a white-framed window. On the left, a man with hair tied up in a bun and a red mark on his forehead wears an orange saffron shawl and a mala of brown rudraksha beads; his right arm is extended upward and forward, palm open, in a blessing-like gesture. On the right, a bearded man with long hair pulled back wears a pink shirt and a purple patterned wrap, his hands raised in front of him.2011-11-20A man with long dark hair tied in a bun wears an orange saffron wrap and a long rudraksha mala with a red tassel, and sits facing a seated devotee with a short beard and hair pulled back, wearing a pink t-shirt and a purple patterned cloth around the neck. The saffron-clad figure leans forward, extending his hands to the devotee, who holds out his palms as if receiving something. In the foreground are open red boxes containing rudraksha beads and small objects, with a white pedestal fan and pink wall behind.2011-11-20A photograph of an indoor blessing moment. A man with long dark hair swept back, wearing an orange-saffron shawl over his shoulders and a rudraksha mala around his neck, reaches forward with one hand on the crown of an elderly bald-fronted man with long grey hair. The elderly man wears a pale blue-white kurta and a dark beaded necklace, with his eyes closed and face tilted upward. Behind them are blurred golden decorations and a pink wall with a window.2011-11-30November 20 20112011-11-20May 14 20132013-05-14Photograph of a seated figure in orange-red robes and a rudraksha mala, with long dark hair and gold earrings, placing a palm on the forehead of a young Western man in a black t-shirt with a pink name badge. The man's palms are raised in receptive gesture. Behind them, a few seated people in white clothing sit in front of red curtains in a hall. The blessing gesture suggests a satsang or darshan session.2012-07-02October 02 20112011-10-02November 21 20112011-11-21October 20 20122012-10-20October 07 20122012-10-07A seated man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a red garland sits on a red-cushioned throne-like seat, facing a standing young man with long light hair in a navy t-shirt who raises both arms toward him. The seated figure extends his hands in a blessing gesture toward the standing man's arms. A dark curtain and pink wall form the backdrop, with a gold-trimmed red seat in the lower right. A man in a white shirt with a mala watches at the lower left edge. Appearance-based cues: long swept-back hair, saffron robes, and rudraksha malas suggest Swamiji (probable) seated in the blessing role, consistent with the page's Bhagavad Gita Satsang and Pratyaksha Pada Puja context.2011-11-20