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December 29 2011

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A man seated on an ornate golden throne with a dark maroon cushion, smiling. He wears a cream-coloured turban with a jewelled ornament, a red bindi, a maroon and gold-bordered wrap over bare shoulders, and a long rudraksha mala with matching bangles. A small headset microphone is visible near his face. A gilded lion sculpture sits in the foreground, and a blurred painted deity figure with an orange-red body and crown stands on the right. Appearance-based identification is probable: the wrapped turban, rudraksha mala and ornate maroon robe with gold trim, seated on a throne, match the Swamiji (probable) presentation as the person giving the discourse.2011-12-29November 20 20132013-11-20 +1 copiesDecember 29 20112011-12-29December 29 20112011-12-29A man with a saffron-orange turban featuring a white ornament sits on an ornate gold throne with a deep red velvet cushion. He wears orange and red-bordered silk garments, a multi-strand rudraksha mala with a gold pendant, and gold armbands, and has a red bindi. He smiles and rests one hand on a red-and-black striped cushion beside a gold lion sculpture. A blurred deity murti with raised hand stands in the background. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), seated on the throne with long-hair-free turban, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala.2011-12-24December 29 20112011-12-29A seated man in saffron-orange robes with red-and-gold border sits on an ornate gold throne with a deep red velvet cushion, smiling with one hand raised mid-gesture while speaking into a head microphone. He wears an orange turban with a white jewelled ornament, layered rudraksha malas, a gold pendant and gold armbands. A golden lion sculpture sits beside the throne, and a painted deity figure in red and green stands at the right edge. Swamiji (probable): the saffron robes, orange turban, layered rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold ornaments on the seated speaker match the page's claim, though the face is not used for identification. Role: seated speaker giving a discourse.2011-12-24A smiling man sits on an ornate gold throne with a carved gold lion beside him in the foreground. He wears a peach-coloured turban with a jewelled ornament, a maroon and gold-bordered garment draped over one shoulder, layered rudraksha malas and beaded bracelets, and a red bindi. Over-ear headphones are on his head. Behind him are a gold-carved throne back, a red velvet cushion with a tiger-stripe pattern, and a pale wall with green and orange pillars. The person is seated in a ceremonial setting and appears to be the central figure, with appearance cues including a turban, rudraksha malas and saffron-maroon ceremonial clothing, consistent with a probable Swamiji (probable) seated on a throne.2011-12-29April 10 20162016-04-10 +1 copiesDecember 29 20112011-12-29A photograph of a smiling man seated on an ornate golden throne carved with lion heads and leopard-print cushions. He wears a rust-brown turban with a gold emblem and crescent, a rust-brown robe, and a long pink-and-white flower garland, and raises one hand in greeting. Beside him stands a small silver stool holding a framed photo and a silver serpent-shaped staff, with a red container on the throne. The surrounding gold lion sculptures and carved gilt panels frame the stage. Overlaid credit text reads Paramahamsa Nithyananda, , and . The seated man wears distinctive rust-brown attire, a turban and garland, and is on a golden throne, a compatible presentation for the page's a person reference2017-09-01 +1 copiesA man seated on an ornate gilded throne with carved golden lion armrests and a deep red velvet cushion, raising his right hand in a greeting or blessing gesture. He wears a maroon and orange turban, a maroon robe with orange border, a long beaded rudraksha-style mala with gold ornaments, gold bangles and an armlet. A brass lamp stands on the right, and red and pink decorated pillars with green drapery appear behind him. Appearance-based a person seated in a presentation setting.2012-04-04