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July 27 2009

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Indoor photo of a seated man in saffron-orange robes wearing a red flower garland with yellow blossoms, sitting on a white-covered seat in front of deep red velvet drapes, with a patterned rug and a small white bench to the right. Two women in white traditional dress with gold borders bend toward him, one holding a tray with small items, while he gestures with an open palm and smiles. Long hair is swept back.2008-01-25A photograph in a decorated room with orange and white marigold and jasmine garlands hanging on the wall behind a white bed with gold-bordered cloth. A man in an orange robe with long dark hair sits on the bed wearing a red sleeveless undergarment, holding a small wooden box or gift to a seated person in orange clothing. Nearby, a man in a white shirt with a dark rudraksha-style bead necklace stands, and a man in a checked shirt leans in from the right foreground. A man in a light shirt and glasses stands at the right edge. A person's head is partly visible at the lower left. The scene shows a gift being presented in a ceremonial setting.2009-07-27March 25 20082008-03-25A photograph of a darshan session in a hall with white draped seating and a red curtain. A long-haired figure in a saffron-orange sleeveless robe sits on a white couch-like seat, holding a small white card or paper that a devotee in a pink sari receives. A shaven-headed man in orange robes stands beside them, and a woman in white and yellow tends an offering table with a silver tray of sweets. Crowded devotees in white shirts, dhotis and sarees press forward, a standing fan is visible at left, and an orange-draped figure stands at the centre front. Whether the seated figure is the a person candidate cannot be settled from appearance alone, though long swept hair and orange robes are present.2008-03-26March 22 20082008-03-22Indoor event photo at an ashram hall with a red curtain backdrop. A long-haired figure in an orange sleeveless robe sits on a white cushioned seat, holding a tray of food offerings toward a young woman in a pink top who stands before him. Behind him, a shaven-headed young monk in orange with a red shawl and rudraksha mala stands beside another orange-robed monk, and a man in a red shirt stands at the back. Seated and standing devotees in white and orange fill the left foreground. Trays of sweets and a stack of banknotes lie on a white surface at the lower right. a person cue is the long, swept-back hair with orange clothing, but the face is not visible enough to confirm identity, so this is marked unsure.2008-03-23March 22 20082008-03-22March 25 20082008-03-25A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair and a vertical tilak on his forehead wears an orange saffron robe and smiles while receiving a small card from a standing woman in a white shawl and white salwar. He sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushioned seat, adorned with yellow marigold garlands and white flowers. The woman bends forward with her hands cupped to offer the item. The backdrop is a patterned mat and red carpet at an indoor stage setting. Two people are visible; the presentation of a card with a printed label suggests a devotee's offering. Identity of the seated man is not established by visible cues beyond saffron robe, long hair and throne.2009-01-26February 01 2009 Kalpataru Convention at Coimbatore City2009-02-01A seated man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a bare upper arm sits on a white-cushioned seat, reading an open printed document held in both hands. An elderly woman in a white sari with a dark necklace bows low with palms pressed together, bending toward his feet. Behind them stand a man in a white shirt and a shaved-headed man in orange robes looking down at a folded paper, and a man in white with an orange shawl stands at the right beside a tray holding flowers and small offerings. The man in saffron with long swept-back hair and rudraksha malas is a person in an appearance-based sense, seated in a presiding role while receiving the devotee's respects.2008-03-12July 29 20072007-07-29