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December 05 2013

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August 22 20152015-08-22February 11 20142014-02-11April 27 20142014-04-27February 11 20142014-02-11A seated man smiles while speaking into a headset microphone on an ornate gilded throne with a tall arched back carved in floral and scrollwork patterns. He wears a rust-red unstitched robe with a gold border draped over one shoulder, a thick beaded rudraksha-style mala, beaded armbands and bracelets, and a red bindi with white vertical tilak marks on his forehead. He sits on a red velvet cushion over a tiger-striped cloth. Behind him is a painted backdrop with a figure holding a flame. Swamiji (probable): long-haired appearance is not visible here, but the page identifies this as a discourse event with the ceremonial gold throne, saffron-red robes and mala cues.2013-09-15April 16 20142014-04-16July 07 20152015-07-07August 08 20152015-08-08November 22 20132013-11-22A seated man in a red-maroon turban with a jewelled ornament and red bindi sits on an ornate gold throne with carved backrest, legs crossed, hands clasped in his lap. He wears a red-maroon robe, multiple strands of rudraksha beads across his chest, and rudraksha bracelets on his wrists and upper arms, with a small clip-on microphone on his chest. Beneath him is a leopard-print fabric and red velvet cushioned armrests. Probable Swamiji (in_person): the turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial throne are visible cues, and the page notes Swamiji at this event.2014-04-28A seated man in an ornate gold throne with carved arched backrest and red tiger-striped cushions, on a tiger-skin rug. He wears a rust-orange turban with a silver serpent emblem and red bindi, an orange sleeveless robe with yellow border, multiple strands of gold beaded necklaces, a gold pendant, and a beaded bracelet, smiling with legs crossed. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), based on the turban, saffron clothing and ornate gold adornments. A watermarked-free attribution is not reproduced here; the photo is a single-person portrait of a seated devotee-leader in a ceremonial setting with a microphone at the right edge.2015-11-11April 16 20142014-04-16