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November 09 2014

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A man seated in an ornate brown leather throne chair gestures with his raised right hand while speaking and smiling, wearing a microphone headset. He wears an orange-red sleeveless garment draped over his shoulder with a brown rudraksha-style beaded mala of tan beads around his neck, and a dark red tilak dot on his forehead. Behind him, a large printed backdrop shows a temple-like scene, and to the left a large enlarged portrait shows a smiling man in a red turban with a white floral ornament and gold earrings.2014-11-09A person seated in a brown leather armchair with carved wooden armrests, smiling and extending one hand outward while speaking. He wears a red-orange turban with a gold crescent moon and gold emblem ornaments, rudraksha bracelets on both wrists and upper arms, a long multi-strand gold-and-rudraksha necklace, gold earrings, a red-orange shawl over a bare upper body, and a lapel microphone. A large backdrop portrait behind him shows a smiling face in a red turban with a red bindi, labelled with a copyright line. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure's red turban, ornate gold necklace and rudraksha malas match the cues for the teacher.2014-11-09November 09 20142014-11-09A man seated on a red velvet throne-style sofa in front of an ornate gold carved backdrop, speaking with open hands extended. He wears a rust-orange turban with a red tilak on the forehead, a rust-orange robe with a gold border, and a long white beaded mala draped over the shoulders, plus small gold earrings. A golden kalasha-like ornament sits at the left edge. Behind him, a large printed portrait shows a smiling person in a matching orange turban and garments with a red tilak. The Swamiji (probable) cues here are the orange turban, orange robe and beaded mala of the seated speaker, who appears to be giving a satsang discourse; the printed portrait is a depiction on a backdrop.2014-03-07A photograph of a seated man on a large brown leather throne-style chair in front of a dark red curtain and an ornate golden backdrop. He wears a red-maroon sleeveless robe with a gold-bordered waistcloth, a long string of large rudraksha beads across his chest, and a white vibhuti horizontal mark with a red dot on his forehead. He has a small headset microphone, smiles, and gestures with one hand while speaking. A clear water bottle sits near the chair's arm and an orange-framed window is at the right edge. Appearance-based a person cues are the rudraksha malas, saffron-red sannyasi robe and throne seating, so he is described as a person in a discourse setting.2014-09-06 +1 copiesMarch 10 20142014-03-10November 09 20142014-11-09February 15 20152015-02-15A seated man in a red-orange turban with a gold crescent-and-trident ornament and white floral decoration sits in a brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden arms. He wears an orange-red sleeved garment with gold border, multiple brown rudraksha-style beaded malas and bracelets, and a headset microphone. A large background portrait behind him shows a smiling face with red turban and vibhuti-style mark on the forehead. The setting appears to be a stage or session hall. Possible a person: the seated man has distinctive saffron-red ceremonial attire, a turban and layered malas, consistent with the page's reference to a person leading a session.2014-11-09A smiling man with swept-back dark hair, a red bindi and white forehead markings sits on a brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden armrests. He wears an orange-red robe draped over one shoulder and long rudraksha-style beaded malas hanging down his chest, and a small lapel microphone is visible near his ear. He raises one hand in an open gesture while speaking, with the other hand holding the beaded strands. The background is a dark studio set with blurred green and orange lights. Visible appearance cues include the orange robe, long beads and throne-like seat, consistent with a person seated as the speaker at a discourse session.2014-11-09 +2 copiesJuly 04 20152015-07-04February 08 20162016-02-08 +1 copies