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September 24 20082008-09-24A man in orange-saffron robes and an orange turban stands at a silver-draped lectern with a flexible microphone on a stand, speaking. He wears a long rudraksha mala and a shawl with gold trim, and has long dark hair falling past his shoulders. Behind him hangs a white banner with red and black printed text in English, reading about peace and non-violence and a title for a messenger. The setting is a dark auditorium stage. Appearance is consistent with a probable Swamiji (probable): long swept hair, saffron clothing, orange turban and rudraksha mala, speaking at the podium.2008-09-24September 24 20082008-09-24September 24 20082008-09-24Stage event with a banner reading in part "World Peace Messenger" and "Live Acharya, Let Non violence be the way of life." A woman in an orange turban and orange robe stands at a draped white podium with a microphone, palms pressed together. Beside her, a figure in orange turban and orange robes with a white shawl stands with an arm extended. At right, a seated person in orange robes and a rudraksha mala holds a blue folder. A black speaker and maroon curtains frame the stage, with green matting at the front.2008-09-24A stage event with three people in saffron-orange robes. A young man with long dark hair and an orange turban stands at a lectern draped in white cloth, hands pressed together in namaste. Beside him, a man in orange robes and an orange shawl holds papers and gestures with his hand near his chest. At right, a seated person in orange robes and an orange turban wears a wooden rudraksha mala and holds a clipboard. Behind them hangs a banner with printed text about world peace and non-violence, a Om symbol and a phone number. A black speaker sits on a stand at left, with red curtains and a green stage floor.2008-09-24February 06 20092009-02-06May 28 20042004-05-28July 30 20082008-07-30January 30 20102010-01-30 +1 copiesFebruary 06 20092009-02-06A man in orange saffron robes and an orange turban stands at a carved wooden lectern with a microphone, speaking under a white canopy hung with marigold and green garlands. He wears a rudraksha mala around his neck and a long orange shawl. Behind him on the green stage, several seated men in orange and white garments listen, and a banner with Tamil lettering is visible. A bouquet of red and pink artificial roses sits in the foreground.2009-01-12