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April 15 2012

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A man sits cross-legged on a tiered golden throne backed by a large golden cobra hood with raised fangs, against a pale green painted backdrop. He wears a white dhoti and white upper cloth edged with red-and-gold border, several rudraksha mala necklaces, rudraksha bracelets and a sacred white forehead marking with a red bindi. His right arm is extended outward in a gesture while he smiles. a person: the seated man has rudraksha malas, a white dhoti and a cobra throne, though his face and hair are shaved-looking and appearance alone is uncertain.2012-04-15April 15 20122012-04-15April 15 20122012-04-15A smiling man in white ceremonial dress with red-bordered hems sits on a golden cushioned throne backed by a large golden multi-headed cobra hood. He wears a white sash, multiple strands of rudraksha beads, a ceremonial pendant, bangles, and white and red forehead markings. He raises both palms outward in a blessing gesture against a pale yellow-green painted backdrop. Only one person is visible. The setting appears to be a stage with ornate golden seating.2012-04-15November 14 20112011-11-14February 08 20122012-02-08December 25 20092009-12-25A man sits on an ornate golden throne shaped as a seven-headed cobra hood with coiled gold cushions beneath, against a pale green marbled backdrop. He wears a white dhoti with red-and-gold border and a white upper cloth, multiple strands of rudraksha beads, a gold pendant, and bead bracelets. He has white vibhuti lines and a red bindi on his forehead and raises one hand in a gesture of blessing while smiling.2012-04-15A man sits on an ornate golden throne shaped with a large carved cobra hood rising behind him, with red tiger-striped cushions on the seat and armrests and a gilded tiered base. He wears a white-and-cream sleeveless garment, bright yellow silk trousers with a dark patterned sash, a cream headwrap with a peacock feather, a heavy gold necklace and a red-beaded mala, and he sits with palms pressed together. Behind him is an orange wall with a painted green and yellow design and white flower garlands. a person: the throne, saffron-orange backdrop, ornate gold jewellery and ceremonial headwrap are the cues, and his role is seated speaker on the dais. A microphone sits on the stand at left. +1 copiesA seated man smiles on an ornate golden throne with carved lion heads and red velvet cushions, against a pale green painted backdrop. He wears a large cream and white turban, a white sleeveless top, white dhoti with a gold border, a long rudraksha mala and a large gold pendant, plus dark beaded armlets and wristbands. His hands are folded in his lap. a person: the long hair and ornate ceremonial clothing with rudraksha and gold pendant are consistent with the page's claim, but the appearance cues are not conclusive enough to confirm identity. A white fly-whisk handle rests beside the throne.2012-04-15A man with long swept-back dark hair sits on an ornate gold-and-tan throne with a richly embossed golden backrest. He wears a white draped garment, multiple strands of rudraksha beads with gold clasps and a gold pendant necklace, rudraksha armlets and beaded bracelets. A white vertical tilak and red bindi mark his forehead, and a microphone rests beside him. Two dark-haired heads and a partial hand appear at the bottom edge of the frame. Swamiji (probable) is seated centrally on the throne in the role of a seated speaker, with distinctive long hair, rudraksha malas and gold ceremonial necklace.2011-02-12A seated man on a throne decorated with garlands of yellow marigolds, red and pink flowers and green leaves, with an ornate gold backrest behind him. He wears a beige turban, a red bindi on his forehead, a white draped garment and multiple tiers of heavy gold beaded necklaces with a gold pendant, plus a gold armlet. His hands are folded in his lap and he smiles while looking to the side. The prominent cues of long hair, turban, ceremonial gold necklaces and a throne setting describe the leader of the event, Swamiji (probable), rather than a generic devotee.2010-10-16 +1 copies