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April 18 2014

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A smiling person seated in a carved brown leather armchair against a deep red curtain. They wear a red-orange turban trimmed with rudraksha beads, a red-orange wrap with rudraksha mala necklaces and bead armbands, and white jasmine garlands with red flowers draped over the shoulders. A small red tilak marks the forehead and a lapel microphone is clipped at the chest. The person is the only one visible. Swamiji (probable) appears in the appearance-based label: a red turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial garlands, seated in a chair of honour during a satsang-style setting. The page is a 2014 satsang transcript.2014-04-18 +1 copiesA smiling man sits on an ornate brown leather throne-style chair against a gold-patterned backdrop with a dark red curtain. He wears a deep red-orange turban decorated with rudraksha beads, a red-orange robe with a gold-bordered dhoti, multiple strands of brown rudraksha malas, bead armlets and bracelets, and a long white and red flower garland draped over his shoulders. A red bindi and tilak mark his forehead, and a small lapel microphone is clipped to his robe. Printed vertical text on the right edge reads a copyright line and archive source. Only one physical person is visible, and a white cloth edge appears at the bottom of the frame. Appearance-based cues (turban, rudraksha malas, saffron-red robes, garland, throne-like seat) match a Swamiji (probable) seated in a teaching setting.2014-04-18 +1 copiesA smiling man in a rust-red turban decorated with rudraksha beads sits in a brown leather armchair against a dark red curtain, gesturing with his right hand while speaking. He wears a rust-red garment with a gold-bordered cloth over his lap, multiple rudraksha malas with gold spacers, a white jasmine garland with red flower clusters, rudraksha armbands and a wristband, and a red kumkum mark on his forehead. A small microphone is clipped to his chest. This is a seated satsang discourse scene. Swamiji (probable): the appearance cues are the rust-red turban, layered rudraksha malas, ornate armbands and a garland seated on a throne-like chair while teaching.2014-04-18 +1 copiesApril 18 20142014-04-18December 16 20132013-12-16May 14 20142014-05-14A smiling man in a red-orange turban decorated with beaded rudraksha-style trim sits in a brown leather armchair in front of a gold-patterned backdrop. He wears an orange-red robe with a gold-bordered cloth over his lap, a brown rudraksha mala across his chest, and a lapel microphone. He is draped in long garlands of red roses, white jasmine and green leaves, and holds his hands on the flowers across his body. A cream-and-gold draped cloth edge is visible at the bottom.2014-04-18December 18 20132013-12-18 +1 copiesA seated man in a deep red-orange turban fitted with jewelled ornaments and a crescent-shaped gold piece, wearing a sleeveless red-orange robe with a gold-bordered waist cloth and a long brown rudraksha mala draped across his chest. He wears rudraksha bracelets and armbands, a red dot on his forehead, and a small gold earring, and he gestures with one hand while smiling in an armchair with carved wooden armrests. A faint green backdrop is behind him and a small purple logo appears in the lower left. Swamiji (probable): the orange-red robe, rudraksha malas and ornate turban match the appearance cues for the page subject, a seated speaker at a Genesis of Identity session.2014-11-09A smiling man seated on a brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden armrests, waving his right hand. He wears a rust-orange turban with gold embroidered trim, an orange-red garment, and a dark red-brown rudraksha-style bead mala across his chest. He is draped in long garlands of red roses, white jasmine and green leaves, wrapped in clear plastic. A small red bindi marks his forehead, and a microphone clips to his clothing. Behind him is a large gold ornamental backdrop with a gilded carved panel. A partially visible hand appears at the right edge. The frame includes a vertical '2014-04-18October 07 20132013-10-07 +1 copiesDecember 17 20132013-12-17