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September 21 2014

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January 20 20132013-01-20A seated man in a pinkish-maroon robe wears a large red flower garland, layered gold necklaces, a rudraksha mala, a red bindi and gold armlets. He sits on a gold-carved throne with leopard-print cushions, placing his right hand on the head of a young boy in a white dhoti with a bare upper body. Behind them hang red drapes beside a trident and greenery. A faint copyright line appears in the lower corner. a person: long swept-back hair and rudraksha malas with ceremonial gold necklaces on a throne, blessing a devotee.2016-04-04A seated man in an orange-red garment with a gold ornate necklace of beads and a red bindi on his forehead places his right hand on the head of a young boy in a white shirt with a red-and-white rudraksha mala. The man is smiling with eyes lowered. Behind him is a golden cobra-hooded seat with a snake-entwined staff and a golden lion-head armrest, with red curtains and a silver ceremonial staff on the right. The scene suggests a blessing gesture in a temple-like hall. a person: the seated figure wears saffron-orange clothing, a long swept-back hairstyle, a gold bead garland and rudraksha-style ornamentation, and occupies a ceremonial throne-like seat.2014-07-24A seated figure in a rust-orange robe with a yellow waistband and a white flower garland blesses a kneeling man in a white shirt with folded hands, resting an outstretched hand on the man's head. The seated figure has a white forehead mark and short dark hair; a golden lion-headed armrest and red tiger-striped cushions surround the throne-like seat. Behind, two women in orange saris with rudraksha malas stand near a golden pillar, and a white-clad woman with a horizontal forehead mark and a bead mala looks on. The setting is an indoor hall with a red carpet and a wall fan.2014-09-21A seated figure in a red-maroon robe with a gold waistband and white floral garlands with rudraksha mala beads blesses a young man in a white shirt by placing a hand on his head, while holding a folded white paper in the other hand. Behind them stands a gold ornate throne with red tiger-striped upholstery, and a woman in white is partly visible at right. The setting is an indoor hall with wooden panels and an air conditioner. The seated figure wears a white tilak on the forehead and has long hair tied back, with distinctive rudraksha malas and garlands; the appearance is consistent with a person giving darshan, though this is uncertain from appearance alone.2014-09-21September 21 20142014-09-21A seated guru in saffron-orange draped clothing, bare-shouldered, with long dark hair tied back and a gold-and-bead garland, places his right hand on the head of a young boy in a white shirt who kneels before him. Behind the guru is an ornate gold throne with a carved lion-like head and a dark cobra-shaped staff, beside a silver-topped rod. A peacock-feather fan and gold lion figures sit at left, with red drapery behind.2014-07-25A seated man in a red-orange robe with a peacock-feather fan and a long gold-bead garland reaches out to touch the head of a kneeling woman in white cloth. He has a long dark hair swept back and a white tilak on his forehead, and he holds a small white paper in one hand. Behind them stand a silver trident and a carved wooden staff with a serpent, a gold lion-like sculpture sits at left, and red drapes hang behind. The man resembles a person appearance (probable), seated on a gold-accented throne and giving blessing to a devotee, but the page does not confirm his presence.2014-07-26A seated man in a rust-red saffron-toned robe, wearing a multi-strand rudraksha mala and a garland of pink and red flowers with yellow blossoms, rests his right hand on the head of a kneeling man in a white kurta. The kneeling devotee holds his palms together in anjali mudra with eyes lowered. Behind them is a golden serpent-hooded sculpture and red zebra-print upholstery against deep maroon drapery. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair, a white vibhuti mark with a red bindi, and ceremonial rudraksha and flower garlands, matching the page's Padukā Pūjā and blessing setting; the blessing gesture is a darshan-style head blessing.2014-09-28May 07 20142014-05-07July 21 20142014-07-21April 26 20152015-04-26