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A photograph of a seated man giving a discourse on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden backrest and bolster cushions. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban with a red tilak on his forehead, a coral-red silk kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs, and pink silk trousers. He gestures with his right hand toward a microphone on a stand. Behind him hang a checkered bamboo mat and orange, red and cream woven panels, with large green foam lettering partly visible on the left. Swamiji (probable): the appearance shows a turban and ornate clothing, and the page indicates his presence.

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A photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a carved black wooden back, speaking into a clip-on and boom microphone. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and green turban, a red-orange kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs, and a cream shawl draped over one shoulder. A red bindi marks his forehead. Behind him are a green looping decorative motif and a white checkered wall with an orange vertical banner. The lower-left corner shows a small purple logo. a person cues: long swept-back dark hair, a colourful turban and ornate kurta, seated as a discourse speaker on a throne. One person is visible.2010-09-03A man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a carved dark wooden back, speaking into a clip-on and boom microphone. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a coral-red silk kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs, and a white shawl draped over one shoulder. A red tilak mark is on his forehead and his hands are clasped in his lap. Behind him are a checkered beige wall, a large green numeral sign, and orange and red striped drapes. This is a photo of a discourse setting, and the printed page caption identifies the event but is not readable in the frame. The figure's appearance with a turban, long hair and coral-saffron ceremonial clothing is a probable match for the Swamiji label.2010-09-03A man sits cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden back, speaking into a clip-on and boom microphone. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange, yellow and green turban, an orange-red silk kurta with white beaded embroidered neckline and a white shawl draped over one shoulder, and a red bindi on his forehead. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders and he gestures with his right hand raised. Behind him stands a checkered wall with large green cut-out numerals reading 2012.2010-09-03A man sits cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden backrest and round cushions at the sides. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a red-orange silk kurta with white beaded embroidery at the collar and placket, and pale pink trousers, with a white shawl draped over one shoulder. A red bindi marks his forehead and his hands are clasped in his lap. A small clip microphone is attached to his kurta and a stage microphone on a gooseneck stand is in front of him. Behind him are a checkered backdrop, orange and white draped fabric and large green stylised lettering. Swamiji (probable): long dark hair, multicoloured turban and orange-red ceremonial clothing; the figure is seated on a throne-like chair as a discourse speaker.2010-09-03September 03 20102010-09-03Photograph of a seated man giving a discourse on a cushioned throne with a dark carved wooden back. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a red tilak on his forehead, and a coral-red kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs over matching pink trousers, legs crossed. A lapel microphone is clipped to his kurta and a gooseneck microphone stands beside him. Behind him is a white-and-grey checkered wall with large green lettering and an orange vertical banner. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), identified by the turban, long hair and ornate clothing cues.2010-09-03A seated man in an ornate black and cream throne-style armchair speaks into a microphone on a stand. He wears a multicoloured striped turban, an orange-red kurta with white embroidered trim, a white shawl draped over one shoulder, and a long beaded necklace. Green cut-out numerals reading 2012 with an exclamation mark hang on the striped backdrop behind him. Vases of red, orange and pink flowers stand on tables at either side, and a water bottle is on the left. The man has long swept-back hair, a crown or turban, saffron-orange clothing and rudraksha-style beads, consistent with a person appearance in a discourse setting, though the image is not conclusive.2010-09-03 +1 copiesA man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden back, speaking into a clip-on and boom microphone. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a red-orange embroidered silk kurta with white beadwork at the neck and placket, and a white shawl draped over one shoulder. A red tilak marks his forehead. His right hand is raised in a mudra-like gesture while the left rests on his lap. Behind him is a checkered backdrop with large green cursive lettering and an orange vertical banner. Swamiji (probable) by appearance cues: long dark hair, ornate clothing and a turban on a teacher's seat, though the identification is uncertain.2010-09-03A man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with ornate black carved wooden arms and back, speaking into a microphone on a boom stand. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and green turban, an orange-red kurta with white embroidered neckline and a white shawl draped over one shoulder, and a white beaded necklace. He holds his right hand raised in a gesture while his left hand rests on his knee. Behind him are green stylised lettering on a white and orange checked backdrop with red and orange striped side panels, and a bouquet of flowers is at the left edge. The setting resembles a satsang discourse stage.2010-09-03A man seated cross-legged on a cream upholstered throne with a black carved back, eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra before a microphone on a stand. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, a red and orange embroidered silk kurta and a white shawl draped over one shoulder, with a red bindi and white markings on his forehead. Behind him hangs an orange and white striped drape and a checkered wall with large green numerals. The setting suggests a seated discourse or satsang. Swamiji (probable): the appearance cues are a turban, ornate silk clothing and a throne, so the identity is an appearance-based candidate only.2010-09-03 +1 copiesA man seated cross-legged on a beige upholstered throne with ornately carved dark wooden armrests and back, speaking into a microphone on a boom stand. He wears a multicoloured pink, yellow and green turban, a coral-orange kurta with red and white beaded necklaces, and a white shawl draped over one shoulder, with a red bindi on his forehead. Flower arrangements in red, white and pink sit in brass vases on either side, and a water bottle stands on a white table at left. Behind him, large green lettering reads 2012! over a backdrop of red, orange and checkered woven mats. Swamiji (probable): the saffron-orange robe, long swept-back hair, multicoloured turban and rudraksha-style beaded necklaces are consistent with the Swamiji identity, seated in a discourse setting.2010-09-03A man seated cross-legged on a cream-upholstered throne with a dark carved wooden back, speaking into a black microphone on a stand. He wears a multicoloured pink, orange and yellow turban, an orange-red silk kurta with white embroidered neckline and cuffs, and a white shawl over one shoulder, with a red bindi on his forehead. He gestures with both hands while mid-discourse. Behind him is a checkered wall with large green lettering and an orange vertical strip. A small lapel microphone is clipped to his kurta. Because the page names this event, he is described as a probable Swamiji by appearance cues: long dark hair, a multicoloured turban and saffron-toned ceremonial clothing, seated and speaking to an audience.2010-09-03