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June 10 2009

A man stands at a microphone on a stand, speaking at a satsang gathering. He wears wire-rimmed glasses, a bright yellow-orange tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and an orange-red shawl printed with text over a white sleeveless garment, with bare arms. Behind him seated devotees wear orange and red shawls, and an older woman in a red shawl holds a camera at right. The background shows a purple patterned wall panel and brown drapes in a hall.

A man with a red bindi stands at a microphone on a stand, speaking at an indoor satsang gathering. He wears a white collared shirt, a red-orange shawl draped over his shoulders, a black rudraksha mala, and a lanyard with an orange strap and a small round pendant portrait. He holds a pair of eyeglasses and wears gold rings and a gold bracelet. Behind him, a woman in an orange shawl and white top stands, and at left a robed man in white and yellow cloth sits partly visible. The walls show a dark textured patterned backdrop with red panels.

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August 03 2014

A photograph of a bald man in white kurta and a red-orange shawl standing at a microphone on a stand, reading from loose papers held in both hands. He wears rimless glasses and an orange-beaded necklace. Behind him hang red curtains and a framed picture on a pale wall, with a blurred audience in the foreground. A visible overlay reads a copyright notice and a source line; these are not transcribed.

2013-05-28 +3 copies

Photograph of a man in a white dhoti with a bare chest, wearing an orange shawl printed with dark script and a rudraksha mala, with a white tripundra and red bindi on his forehead, holding a black microphone and speaking. Beside him stands a bespectacled man in a white shirt with a white tripundra and a visitor badge. Behind them hangs a dark red curtain, and a brass finial is visible at the lower edge.

A photograph of an older man with glasses and short grey hair standing at a programme, holding a handheld microphone in his right hand and a brown folder under his left arm. He wears a white short-sleeved shirt and a multi-strand rudraksha mala with a red thread on his wrist. A bright screen behind him shows pink and white imagery, and a partly visible bald man sits in the lower right foreground.

A man seated at a table speaks into a black handheld microphone while gesturing with his right hand, fingers splayed. He has short grey hair, rimless glasses, a white vibhuti mark on his forehead, and wears a white kurta with a red-and-maroon ceremonial shawl and a rudraksha mala. Behind him stand two priests in white dhotis with long gold-and-bead necklaces and white forehead marks against a red curtain; the nearer priest on the right is smiling. a person is the central speaker, in role as a discourse-giver at a stage event.

A smiling man in a white kurta stands at a microphone on a stand, looking upward with a joyful expression. He wears a red-orange shawl printed with dark script, several rudraksha mala strands, and a white tilak band across his forehead with a red dot. He wears dark-rimmed glasses and a name badge is pinned to his chest. Behind him is an ornate golden-and-red carved backdrop.

A man in a white shirt and cream shawl with a brown border stands at a brown wooden lectern speaking into a microphone, with an orange flower garland draped over the lectern. Behind him hang deep maroon curtains and a pale wall with a dark board. On the right edge a woman in a cream sari with a teal border stands beside the lectern, partly cropped. He wears spectacles and has a moustache; no saffron, rudraksha or crown cues are visible, so he is not a person candidate.