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February 17 2016

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A man with shoulder-length dark hair, a red-brown dot on his forehead and a rust-red shawl over a red-brown robe sits in a brown leather armchair with carved wooden arms. He wears a long brown rudraksha mala and a silver bangle, and his right hand rests on the chair arm. Behind him, seated listeners and a person in white stand in a hall with a pink wall. He is smiling and looking to his left. The pale wood-and-leather throne and the saffron-toned robes match the appearance cues of a person candidate, so this is a person seated in a discourse setting.2016-02-17February 24 20152015-02-24A photograph of a man seated in an ornate brown leather throne-style chair, smiling toward the audience. He wears a headset microphone, a rust-red and saffron draped garment, and a thick beaded brown rudraksha-style mala necklace, with a red-and-white tilak on his forehead. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders. In the foreground, blurred heads of audience members and a woman with a red bindi and a water bottle are visible. The setting is an indoor hall with patterned cream wall panels. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back hair, a rudraksha mala and a saffron-toned garment, and is seated on a throne during a satsang-style gathering.2015-07-06February 17 20162016-02-17 +1 copiesFebruary 22 20162016-02-22 +1 copiesJuly 10 20152015-07-10A man seated in a brown leather armchair with carved wooden trim, smiling and gesturing, wearing a red-orange shawl draped over one shoulder and a long double strand of rudraksha beads over his chest, with a red dot on his forehead and a small clip-on microphone at his cheek. Behind him are a dark red curtain, a bamboo-style fence with green foliage, and a gold ornamental backdrop at the upper left. a person appears as the seated speaker in a satsang setting, identified by the rudraksha mala, saffron-orange shawl and throne-like chair cues.2014-10-11February 22 20162016-02-22 +1 copiesFebruary 19 20162016-02-19February 22 20162016-02-22 +1 copiesFebruary 17 20162016-02-17 +1 copiesFebruary 24 20152015-02-24