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November 06 2013

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Indoor photo of a seated figure in a rust-orange turban, rust-orange draped garment and a long rudraksha mala, extending a hand toward a kneeling man in a dark green striped polo shirt who holds a red fruit or offering. Behind them, a woman in black holds a toddler in a white top and yellow shorts; another woman in a white sari sits at right, and a seated person in white garments with a rudraksha mala is near the tray of offerings. A gold-coloured object is at left and a red curtain hangs behind. The figure in orange has long hair and a distinctive ceremonial appearance, but the identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.2013-11-04A seated figure on a golden throne wears a red-orange turban with a jewelled ornament, red-orange shawl, coral-red beaded necklaces, gold ornaments and gold bangles, and extends a hand toward a baby. A standing woman in a white sari bends forward holding a young child in a grey top, while a shaved-headed attendant in orange-saffron robes with white vibhuti marks stands behind, and another attendant in saffron clothes sits nearby. The backdrop is red and gold with a lit lamp. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure in turban and coral necklaces matches the page's Swamiji reference by ornate saffron clothing, turban and necklaces, presented as a blessing scene.2015-10-16September 03 20132013-09-03May 28 20132013-05-28November 10 20132013-11-10November 07 20132013-11-07November 03 20132013-11-03November 01 20132013-11-01November 06 20132013-11-06A photograph inside a hall with cream walls and framed portraits on the left. A man in a cream turban, orange-saffron robe and layered rudraksha malas stands centre-right, smiling, with his hand raised toward a bald man in a white striped shirt who leans in with bowed head. A young boy in a red-and-white top with hands pressed together stands at left. Men in white shirts and an orange-robed sannyasi with bare shoulders stand nearby, some with bracelets. The scene looks like a blessing or darshan moment. The centre figure shows distinctive saffron and rudraksha cues, so he is described as a person, present in person.2012-04-08July 17 20132013-07-17July 10 20142014-07-10