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A standing figure in a maroon-red silk dhoti-style garment with gold borders and a matching maroon head wrap with a gold band and a small emblem, holds a handheld microphone and speaks on a stage with red carpeting. A long rudraksha mala hangs over the chest and a gold armlet and bangles are worn. Behind is an ornate golden throne with lion-headed arms and red velvet cushions, flanked by two painted and gilded deity murti figures with multiple arms and crowns on decorated pillars. The figure's appearance matches the description of a person through distinctive rudraksha mala and ornate saffron-toned clothing, standing in front of the throne as a speaker.

A man stands centred before an ornate golden throne with red tiger-striped cushions and gilded lion armrests, flanked by two gilded multi-armed deity murtis holding ceremonial objects. He wears a rust-orange wrap with a gold border, a matching orange turban with a gold band, a long rudraksha-style mala, and white arm bands, and raises both palms in a blessing gesture. A tall brass lamp stands at right, and the backdrop is painted with pastel temple architecture under a maroon velvet canopy. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), with saffron-orange attire, a turban and a rudraksha mala, standing in a blessing pose before the throne.

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November 26 2013

A man stands barefoot on a white polished floor, speaking mid-gesture with an open right hand while smiling. He wears a rust-red unstitched robe with broad gold borders, a gold-striped waist wrap, a long multi-strand brown rudraksha mala around his neck and gold armlets. A small red bindi marks his forehead and a headset microphone is visible near his ear. Behind him are two gold lion-form seats with red cushions and a tiger-striped cloth on a golden throne-like dais, flanked by painted multi-armed deity murti figures holding torches and a mace, with a carved wooden door and painted pillars in the background. One person is visible.

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June 29 2013

A smiling man sits cross-legged on an ornate golden throne with an elaborately carved gold backrest and a tiger-skin rug beneath him. He wears a rust-red turban with a red bindi, a rust-red garment with gold borders, multiple beaded gold-toned necklaces and gold armbands, and a purple bracelet. A microphone on a stand is near his mouth. Bare feet are visible.

A man in a red-orange turban, red-orange draped robe and a long necklace of gold beads and rudraksha-style beads stands on a platform before an ornate gilded throne flanked by two gold lion heads with red cushions and a tiger-striped cloth. He raises both palms outward in a blessing gesture. Two painted deity statues with crowns and gold jewellery stand on either side, and a wooden door with carved panels is behind the throne. The stage has a patterned red carpet. The appearance of the central figure with his turban, saffron-red robes and ornate necklaces matches Swamiji (probable), standing as a teacher on the throne stage.

A smiling man stands on a gilded stage with his palms pressed together in greeting, wearing a rust-red dhoti and shawl, a leopard-print top, a rudraksha and crystal mala, and a red and white flower garland with green leaves. He has a white vertical tilak and red bindi on his forehead and wears gold earrings. Behind him are an ornate gold throne with red velvet cushions, a leopard-print cloth, and a wooden door framed in orange and green. Golden lion-form pedestals flank the stage and a carved deity figure appears at the left edge.

A man seated cross-legged on a red tiger-striped cushion before an ornate gold repoussé throne backdrop. He wears a maroon-red turban with gold trim and a jewelled ornament, a maroon-red dhoti-style wrap with gold border, and a long multi-strand necklace of large gold beads. White sandalwood or vibhuti marks show on his shoulders and forearms, and he wears gold bangles on his upper arms and wrists. A small red bindi-style mark sits on his forehead and a small clip-on microphone is attached near his face. Swamiji (probable) is shown in saffron-red robes with rudraksha-style gold beads, a turban and the ceremonial throne setting, indicating a seated discourse or satsang.