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September 23 2011

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A man stands under an open metal-roofed pavilion with red steel posts, palm trees and a building behind him. He wears a red silk drape with gold zari borders over one shoulder, pleated gold-edged tiers at the lower leg, and has a white vertical tilak with a red dot on his forehead and a thin dark cord at his neck. His hands are pressed together at his chest in a gesture of greeting or prayer. A yellow lamp hangs from the roof frame, and stone statues are visible on the lawn at right.2011-09-10September 07 20112011-09-07A standing man in an orange-saffron draped garment wrapped over one shoulder, wearing a long dark rudraksha mala that hangs to his waist, with a red bindi on his forehead. His hands are pressed together at chest level in a namaste-like gesture while he looks off to the side. He stands under an open-sided pavilion with a red-painted metal post and a blurred green outdoor background. Appearance-based identification is not established; the page does not state a person is present, so the figure is described by role as a devotee or satsang speaker.2011-10-12Outdoors under leafy trees, a man stands barefoot on a small red patterned mat set on a dark stone platform, hands clasped at his waist. He wears a deep maroon dhoti-style garment with orange-gold woven borders, a matching maroon wrap over one shoulder, a gold-beaded necklace, gold armlets and beaded bracelets, and has a red tilak on his forehead. His hair is swept back. A white curved stone border and a paved path are behind him. The left-hand side of the scene shows another orange-clad figure at the edge of the frame. The man is the only fully visible person and appears to be standing in a calm, respectful posture. Swamiji (probable) cues are appearance-based: the swept-back hair, ornate gold jewellery and rudraksha-style beaded adornments, with the maroon-and-orange ceremonial clothing.2012-04-04September 22 20112011-09-22September 12 20112011-09-12 +1 copiesA man stands under a covered open pavilion with a red pillar and red hanging ring frame, palm trees and foliage behind him. He wears a white dhoti and white shoulder cloth with gold-and-orange borders, a long dark rudraksha mala around his neck, and holds his hands together at his waist. Beside him at the lower left is a yellow silk cloth with a red border. A wooden cart stands in the background. The man's appearance is consistent with a shaved-headed devotee in traditional South Indian white ritual clothing; identity is not established from appearance alone.2011-09-07October 27 20112011-10-27A standing man in a red dhoti-style garment with a white cloth wrap and gold-edged borders at the waist, bare arms with gold armbands and bangles, palms pressed together at the chest in a namaskar gesture. He wears a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala and has long, dark, wavy hair. He stands beneath a green leafy canopy supported by a bamboo pole with a gold base, in an open-sided pavilion with a red pillar behind him. A partial figure in yellow is visible at the left edge. The appearance is consistent with the page's suggested presence of a person, but the face and identity cannot be confirmed from appearance alone, so this is recorded as unsure with a role description only.2011-10-27March 13 20132013-03-13September 22 20112011-09-22 +1 copiesApril 07 20132013-04-07