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A smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits in front of a carved stone wall and an ornate golden chair. He wears a saffron-orange sleeveless garment and is draped in heavy garlands of red roses and white roses with green leaves. A microphone on a stand is at the left edge of the frame, and rudraksha beads are visible at his neck. Behind him, hanging strands of gold and red decoration are visible. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, rose garlands and an ornate golden seat mark him as the speaker at the satsang.

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Close-up photo of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, a red bindi and white forehead markings, wearing an orange saffron garment and draped with large garlands of red roses and white roses. A black microphone on a stand is in the lower left. Behind him is a carved stone wall and a gold ornate chair back. A probable Swamiji is present, identifiable by the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rose garlands; he appears to be seated speaking at an outdoor event.2010-09-02A smiling man with long dark hair swept back sits before a microphone on a stand, wearing a saffron-orange garment and layered garlands of red roses and white flowers with green leaves around his shoulders. A red kumkum mark is on his forehead, and a gilded ornate chair or throne edge appears at the upper right, with a blurred stone pillar behind him. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, saffron clothing and garlands match the presentation, and he is seated as a speaker at a discourse.2010-09-02A smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing a red bindi on his forehead, an orange saffron garment, and layered garlands of red roses and white flowers around his neck. A black microphone stands at the left edge of the frame, and a stone carved wall with an arched niche and an ornate gold-coloured chair appear in the background. Appearance-based candidate: a person, seated in person, speaking at an event.2010-09-02Close-up photo of a smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red kumkum dot with white vibhuti on his forehead. He wears an orange saffron garment and is draped in thick garlands of red roses and white flowers. A black microphone on a stand is in the lower left. Behind him are a weathered stone wall with carved arch detailing and a golden ornate chair edge with colourful hanging decorations in the blurred background. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha-style forehead marking are the cues for this candidate, shown speaking at a satsang setting.2010-09-02A man with long swept-back dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead speaks into a microphone at the left of the frame. He wears an orange saffron robe and rudraksha beads, and is draped with garlands of red roses and white roses with green leaves. Behind him is an ornate golden throne with carved peacock-like patterns, and a stone carved wall sits to the left. Colourful hanging strings of beads are visible in the blurred background.2010-09-02 +1 copiesSeptember 02 20102010-09-02A smiling man with long dark hair swept back sits before a microphone on a stand, wearing an orange-saffron garment and a red bindi on his forehead. He wears thick garlands of red roses and white roses with green leaves draped over his shoulders, and rudraksha beads show near his chest. Behind him is an ornate gold-coloured throne with rounded finials. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha beads match the page's reference to Swamiji speaking at this satsang.2010-09-02Close-up photograph of a smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair, a red kumkum mark and white vibhuti on his forehead, wearing an orange saffron garment. He is draped with thick garlands of red roses and white flowers and speaks into a black microphone. Behind him stands a gold ornate chair with carved detailing, and a colourful beaded curtain hangs in the background.2010-09-02September 02 20102010-09-02September 02 20102010-09-02 +2 copiesSeptember 02 20102010-09-02September 02 20102010-09-02 +1 copies