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December 24 2011

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December 24 20112011-12-24December 10 20112011-12-10A photograph of a blessing moment at an indoor satsang hall. A smiling figure in an orange turban with a jewelled ornament and an orange saffron wrap, wearing layered rudraksha malas and a gold necklace, places his right hand on the head of a man in a dark green striped shirt and blue striped shirt who bows with palms joined. Several other people stand behind in light shirts, a white headband is visible, and a man in orange sits at the right edge. A white screen and wall lights are in the background.2011-12-24October 06 20112011-10-06A photograph of a temple puja line. A devotee in a red turban and red-and-gold saree with a blue blouse stands at the centre, raising a hand toward a devotee's head while holding a white paper, with gold bangles and a gold necklace. Behind her, a man in saffron robes with a rudraksha mala holds a tray of offerings. At right, a bare-chested priest in orange cloth with a mala stands beside a tray of flowers. Several devotees on the left stand in folded-hand namaskar, dressed in white shirts, blue and yellow garments. Behind them, gold and orange garlanded shrines and a banner with partial lettering decorate the hall.2011-11-30Indoor event photograph of a man in an orange turban and orange shawl over a blue garment, wearing layered silver necklaces and silver bangles, with a red bindi, placing his right hand on the head of a young man with bowed head who has hands pressed together. Beside them a bald, bespectacled man in orange robes with white sacred markings on his bare arm holds a folded paper, and several devotees stand with palms joined in the background. A large screen and floral decorations appear behind them. Swamiji (probable): the turbaned man wears orange turban and shawl, layered silver necklaces and bangles, cues consistent with the page's identification, shown in the act of blessing a devotee.2011-12-02December 24 20112011-12-24A photograph of a blessing ritual indoors. A figure in a saffron-orange turban with a gold ornament, a heavy gold necklace and bangles, and a maroon and gold sari-style garment places a hand on the head of a young man in a white t-shirt whose palms are pressed together. a person: the central figure wears a saffron turban, layered gold necklaces and bangles, and holds a folded paper, which marks a ceremonial role. Around them stand devotees in white and red clothing with hands folded in prayer, and on the right a person in orange with white sacred markings on the arm. A tray with offerings and a microphone sit in the foreground.2011-12-03A person in an orange turban and orange robe with heavy gold necklaces and gold bangles stands at right, placing a hand on the head of a young man with short black hair who bows his head with hands folded. Several other men in white and light clothing stand in line behind him with palms pressed together in namaste. A red tilak marks the forehead of the figure in orange, who holds a folded white paper in one hand. A person in orange robes is partly visible at the far right edge. The setting is an indoor hall with a patterned wall and warm lighting. A printed copyright line appears on the right side of the image.2011-11-26 +1 copiesA photograph inside an indoor hall with pink walls and striped decorative pillars in red, blue and yellow hanging above. A man in orange saffron robes with gold borders and a long garland of beads stands at centre, one hand raised in blessing toward a kneeling devotee in a light blue striped shirt with folded hands. Another devotee in a grey shirt stands beside them with palms pressed together. To the right, a bald priest in orange robes with white markings on his arms holds a white tray, and a figure in white dhoti offers a brass plate. a person: the central saffron-robed man wears long swept-back hair, a long rudraksha-style bead garland and gold-bordered orange clothing, consistent with the page's description of this Sarva Darshan event.2011-02-22September 14 20112011-09-14December 24 20112011-12-24