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September 09 2014

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A man seated cross-legged on a large red velvet throne with a tall fan-shaped back covered in black tiger-stripe pattern, raising his right palm in a blessing gesture. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his torso, multiple strands of brown rudraksha beads, ornate gold pendants on the necklaces, gold armlets and a gold waist belt, with a white vertical tilak and red bindi on his forehead and gold hoop earrings. A yellow and black tiger-striped cushion sits beneath him, with a plastic water bottle at the left edge and a red-and-blue backdrop behind. a person in an orange and gold ceremonial setting, seated in a satsang-style sitting.2012-10-17A seated man in saffron-orange draped robes sits in a large brown leather armchair with carved wooden arms, smiling and wearing a small headset microphone. He has a bindi and white tilak markings, and wears long beaded rudraksha-style malas draped over his shoulders. Behind him is a large backdrop portrait of a smiling figure in a red turban with a white floral ornament and a red bindi, and a clear water bottle labelled Oxyrich sits at the lower left. The setting suggests a seated discourse or satsang. a person: the seated man wears saffron robes, long rudraksha malas and a throne-style seat, matching the page's identification as the event's teacher.2014-11-09 +1 copiesA seated man in orange-saffron robes sits cross-legged on a red velvet-upholstered throne before an ornate gold arched backdrop carved with lion figures. He wears a long mala of large rudraksha beads across his chest, a white tripundra and red bindi on his forehead, and a yellow sash. His right hand rests on the armrest while his left hand holds a bead strand. A striped tiger-print cloth covers the dais, with a water bottle and fruit at the side and a dark red curtain behind. Probable Swamiji (probable) seated on the throne, with long swept-back hair, saffron robes and rudraksha mala cues. No other people are visible.2013-07-14A seated man in a maroon-red dhoti-style wrap with gold border, bare-shouldered, wearing a long rudraksha mala and a red bindi, smiles while turned to his left. He sits in an ornate cream and gold floral-upholstered armchair with carved dark wood arms; an orange cloth lies over one arm. Beside him a clear Oxypic water bottle and a vase of artificial pink and peach roses stand on a small table against a dark red backdrop. a person cues are the rudraksha mala and ornate red-gold attire on a throne-like seat, but the face and hair are not clearly distinctive enough to confirm identity.2011-11-28April 14 20132013-04-14 +1 copiesA man with short dark hair, a small red bindi and a rudraksha mala sits cross-legged in a brown leather throne-style armchair, gesturing with his right hand while speaking into a small head microphone. He wears a saffron-red robe with a yellow-gold border. Beside the chair is a water bottle labelled Oxypure, a white cup on a saucer and a folded orange towel on the armrest. Behind him are a gold ornamental backdrop, a red leopard-print cloth and a red-and-white wooden door. The appearance is consistent with the a person cues of saffron clothing and rudraksha beads, seated in a throne-style chair during a discourse; the page does not tie him to this event, so identity remains uncertain. One physical person is visible.2014-09-21July 08 20122012-07-08January 31 20152015-01-31September 21 20142014-09-21A smiling man with swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits on an ornate red throne with gold carved edges, holding a small clip-on microphone near his chest. He wears a saffron-orange draped robe and a long gold ceremonial necklace with a gold pendant, along with a rudraksha-style bead bracelet. Behind him stand a dark deity murti and pink fabric draping, with a red pedestal and carved stone pillar at right. A water bottle sits at the lower left edge. a person: the saffron robe, long swept hair, and gold ceremonial necklace on the throne-seated speaker match the presentation cues, and the page indicates his presence at this satsang.2013-07-08September 09 20142014-09-09December 20 20092009-12-20