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September 11 2022

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A smiling bearded man sits on an ornate gilded throne with lion-head carvings against a deep blue backdrop. He wears a brown silk turban with a jeweled ornament and dangling beads, a vertical tilak and red bindi on his forehead, and is bare-chested. He wears heavy gold necklaces, a gold waist-chain, layered gold armbands and a stacked gold bracelet, and raises one hand in a blessing gesture. Distinctive ceremonial cues include the turban, gold jewelry and rudraksha-style beads, so the figure is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) seated in a regal posture.2022-09-11August 04 20222022-08-04October 15 20222022-10-15October 24 20222022-10-24A bare-chested man seated before an ornate gold throne with embossed floral and scroll carvings, raising his right hand in a blessing gesture and smiling. He wears a rust-brown turban decorated with a white feather, pearl strands and a gold ornament, a white tilak on his forehead, a thick black beard, multiple rudraksha malas, layered gold necklaces with a central temple-style pendant, and a rust-orange cloth draped over his shoulder and waist. A red thread is tied on his wrist. a person: the long swept-back look is not visible here, but the turban, rudraksha malas, ceremonial gold necklaces and ornate throne match the page's a person reference. Teal background. Small faint archive credit text in the lower right corner is omitted.2022-08-15August 20 20222022-08-20April 21 20232023-04-21September 25 20222022-09-25August 14 20232023-08-14October 23 20222022-10-23A bearded man seated on an ornate golden throne with an elaborately carved gilded backdrop, wearing a tall golden crown with a red and white tilak-style band, blue-painted forehead markings and a red bindi. He is bare-chested beneath a brown and orange shawl, with layered gold necklaces, a green and black beaded mala, and gold armbands. He raises his right hand in a blessing gesture and smiles. Figures of deities are carved on the throne panels behind him. The distinctive crown, ceremonial gold ornaments and throne suggest the a person figure, appearing in person as a presiding teacher during a darshan.2025-01-14July 20 20232023-07-20