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September 29 2016

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October 03 20162016-10-03 +1 copiesJuly 29 20172017-07-29 +1 copiesJanuary 14 20182018-01-14December 03 20162016-12-03A man in a rust-orange turban and matching orange-brown robe sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, smiling, wearing a pink and white flower garland, a gold necklace with a large pendant, rudraksha beads and gold armbands. Behind him stands a deity murti with a silver crown, a spear and red, yellow and white flower garlands, flanked by two smaller attendant figures, with a green leaf backdrop and pink lotus buds. A tall silver spear with a gold-topped staff stands at his left, and a brass kalasha is visible at the lower left.2016-11-04August 28 20162016-08-28October 03 20162016-10-03 +2 copiesA seated man on a gilded throne with a red cushion, wearing a rust-brown turban with a jeweled ornament, a rust-brown robe, a pink-and-white lotus-bud garland, layered gold necklaces and a rudraksha mala, holds a silver spear in his raised left hand. Behind him stands a large deity murti decked with red, yellow and white flower garlands and a crown, flanked by two smaller decorated figures. The setting is a decorated stage with a red and gold ornamental panel and a gold arch framing the scene. The man appears to be a central honoured figure of a satsang, with his appearance including turban, saffron-toned robe, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklaces consistent with the page attribution; the identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2016-11-04A bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne speaks into a microphone during a satsang. He wears a rust-brown turban with a jeweled ornament and a red tilak on his forehead, a rust-brown robe, a long rudraksha mala, a gold pendant necklace, and a pink and white flower garland. He sits on a tiger-striped cushion and gestures with his right hand. A silver spear stands to his left beside a small table holding a framed portrait. The person has an appearance-based probable match to Swamiji: a rust-brown turban, a rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, seated in a throne-like setting while teaching. The beard, dress and throne are all consistent with the identification, so the swamiji field is in_person.2016-11-03November 13 20162016-11-13November 03 20162016-11-03November 04 20162016-11-04 +1 copies