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January 31 20092009-01-31A long-haired man in saffron-orange clothing sits on a large white upholstered chair in front of a deep red velvet curtain. He wears a sleeveless orange top with an orange shawl draped over his shoulder and arm, has a red bindi and white vertical markings on his forehead, and rests one hand near his face while holding a gooseneck microphone. Small flowers in yellow, pink and red sit on a green floral arrangement beside him, with a water bottle and other items on a low table at the left. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and ceremonial setting are consistent with the page's claim, so this is an appearance-based candidate seated in a discourse setting.2009-07-21A photograph of a seated figure with long, dark, swept-back hair and a red mark on the forehead, wearing a saffron-orange garment, sitting cross-legged on a white cushioned seat with hands pressed together in namaste before a stand microphone. A white-draped seat with a floral arrangement of yellow and white flowers and green fern fronds stands to the left, and a red floral-patterned cloth covers the stage below. The figure appears to be a probable Swamiji (probable) seated in a stage setting with saffron-clad dress and long hair, appearing in person before a microphone during a satsang or discourse setting.2009-01-31A seated figure in orange saffron robes and a long rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on a white-draped throne-like seat with red bolster cushions, smiling in front of a dark red velvet curtain. A microphone on a stand is in front of him, and a vase of pink flowers sits on a small white-covered table at left.2008-02-17A photograph of a man seated on a white upholstered throne-style chair in front of a dark stage backdrop with ornate gold carved panels and a red-brown stepped platform. He wears a saffron-orange robe draped over one shoulder and has long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead. His hands are pressed together in anjali mudra as he speaks into a microphone on a stand, with a green cable running across the foreground. A small white-draped table holds a cup, papers and a box. The seated man in orange robes with long hair matches the appearance cues for Swamiji (probable), shown at a satsang-style discourse.2007-02-05A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on a large cream-coloured round-backed throne with white cushions, raising both open palms as he speaks into a gooseneck microphone. He has a red bindi on his forehead and short dark hair. Behind him hangs deep red velvet drapery, with red and white rose arrangements on stands at either side and a brass oil lamp at the lower left of the throne. A water bottle sits on a side table. The setting appears to be a stage for a discourse or satsang. The page identifies this as a person event, but the man's appearance is not clearly distinctive enough to confirm identity, so his role is described as a seated speaker in saffron robes.2009-12-14December 10 20072007-12-10January 18 20092009-01-18A photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a raised white dais in front of a large white circular backdrop and deep red velvet curtains. He wears an orange sleeveless robe and a long rudraksha mala, with a red mark on his forehead, and sits with palms pressed together in anjali. A microphone stand stands beside him, and a small table at left holds pink flowers, a water bottle and a brass item.A man in saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on a white-draped raised seat in front of a large white circular backdrop and deep red velvet curtains. He wears a rudraksha mala and a red bindi, raises one hand mid-speech and smiles while facing the audience. A microphone on a flexible stand is angled toward him. A small table to the left holds a vase of pink flowers, a water bottle and a brass object. Appearance-based candidate in this discourse setting: Swamiji (probable), given his long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala.August 01 2009 - Kalpataru, Thiruvanaikaval, India2009-08-01January 31 20092009-01-31