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May 19 20182018-05-19May 19 20182018-05-19May 19 20182018-05-19 +1 copiesA seated figure with a bare upper body and a dark red-orange wrap, wearing a red and white flower garland and yellow forehead marking, extends his right arm to press his palm onto the head of a kneeling devotee. The seated figure holds a silver trident beside him, and a peacock-feather fan is visible at left. The kneeling man wears a white shirt, an orange shawl, a rudraksha mala and a gold wristwatch. Behind them, a woman in white with an orange shawl stands near gilded columns. The seated figure matches the visible cues for a person, appearing in ceremonial red with garland and trident, while the kneeling devotee receives blessing.2014-05-04A seated figure on a red velvet throne with a gold-trimmed frame, wearing a leopard-print headwrap, a crescent-shaped gold ornament at the top of the head, a red tilak on the forehead, layered rudraksha mala beads, and a rust-orange shawl over bare shoulders; this is the probable Swamiji by appearance, with dreadlocked hair, a crown-like headwrap and rudraksha malas as qualifying cues, and he is placing his hand on the head of a devotee. The devotee kneels before him in a white collared shirt with curly dark hair. A flame glows in the background and a gold-handled ritual object is visible at the lower left.2017-08-10May 19 20182018-05-19 +1 copiesPhotograph of a seated man in a rust-red robe with a rudraksha mala and a long pink and white flower garland, his face marked with white tilak, smiling as he raises his right hand to touch the forehead of a bearded man with long dreadlocked hair wearing a white shirt and a rudraksha necklace. Behind them a red curtain and an ornate gold-carved throne. a person appears as the seated figure, identified by the flower garland, rudraksha mala, and red-orange robe alongside the throne setting; the page indicates him present at the event. The devotee receives a blessing touch on the forehead, a common darshan moment.2017-04-23May 12 20142014-05-12May 19 20182018-05-19May 03 20142014-05-03April 02 20172017-04-02May 13 20142014-05-13