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February 15 20152015-02-15A man with long swept-back dark hair and a white vibhuti mark on his forehead sits in a brown leather throne chair on a stage. He wears an orange-red saffron shawl and a rudraksha mala with a gold-toned ceremonial necklace, and he looks to his right. Behind him stands a gilded arch framing a green draped backdrop, with three deity murtis: the central figure is adorned with gold garlands and a crown, and flanking figures wear colourful turbans and jewellery. A yellow-gold cloth covers the altar edge, with green plants and a water bottle in the foreground. The scene suggests a satsang or darshan setting.2015-02-16September 04 20132013-09-04A man seated in a large brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden arms, eyes closed, palms pressed together in namaste at chest level. He wears a white horizontal tilak with a red dot on the forehead, a rudraksha and crystal mala draped over his chest, and a red-orange unstitched robe with a gold-edged waistband. A small microphone clip is visible near his ear. Behind him are a golden seated statue, small figures of deities, and green foliage with orange berries.2015-02-15February 02 20162016-02-02 +2 copiesA photograph of a bare-shouldered man in saffron-orange drapery seated in an ornate brown leather throne with carved wooden crest, eyes closed and palms pressed together in namaste. He wears multi-strand gold-toned beaded necklaces with a gold pendant, a blue-and-white bracelet, and a vertical white tilak with a red dot on his forehead. Behind him, several seated devotees in red and orange robes and red turbans, some smiling, sit in a bright hall. Plastic water bottle and a blurred foreground figure appear at the bottom.2015-07-09A photograph of a seated man in a leather armchair on a stage set with a painted forest backdrop, golden sculptures and potted plants. He wears a rust-red saffron robe with gold border, a red-and-gold shawl draped over his shoulders, a rudraksha mala necklace and a sandalwood-coloured forehead mark, and rests his feet on a wooden footstool while smiling. To the left, a framed portrait shows a man in an orange turban and saffron clothing. On the right, a gold-framed throne and deity murti are garlanded with beads, with a yellow cloth draped below. Rocks surround the stage, and a photo credit appears at the lower right.2016-02-02 +3 copiesA seated man in saffron-orange robes sits with palms pressed together in anjali at his chest, eyes closed, in front of an ornate gold-leaf arched backdrop with carved lion-headed armrests on red velvet seats. He wears a long white and multicoloured garland, a brown rudraksha mala, a purple wrist band, and a red tilak on his forehead. The setting suggests a formal satsang or stage event.2015-06-04A seated man in a rust-orange dhoti-style wrap and orange shawl sits on an ornate gold throne with carved lion-head armrests and a large gilded back. He has a white vertical tilak with a red dot on his forehead, earrings, and long rudraksha malas around his neck, and his palms are pressed together in a namaskar greeting. Red tiger-striped cushions sit on the throne, and a painted pillar with orange and green lotus-style bands stands behind him. Following the page, this matches a satsang discourse setting; a person candidate is present, with the appearance-based label applied only to the qualifying cues (long swept hair, orange clothing, rudraksha malas, ceremonial throne).2014-08-27 +1 copiesA photograph of a man seated on a brown leather throne-style chair with carved wooden armrests, against a backdrop of yellow and red draped cloth and a large garlanded deity murti. He wears a reddish-orange shawl draped over bare shoulders, multiple rudraksha mala strands and a clear crystal bead necklace, and a white vertical tilak with a red dot on the forehead. He is looking to the side with a small microphone clipped near his mouth, and a plant is in the foreground beside a water bottle. Physical people visible: one.2015-02-16December 11 20122012-12-11 +1 copiesFebruary 08 20152015-02-08 +2 copies