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May 17 2015

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A man in an orange-red turban with a small emblem and saffron-orange robes with yellow borders sits cross-legged on a brown leather armchair set on a gold-carved pedestal. He wears a long rudraksha mala with a gold ceremonial pendant and holds a bangle on one wrist. A golden trident stands behind the chair, and tall gold lamp stands flank the stage. Red rose petals cover the floor, and a dim red backdrop shows painted dancing figures. Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne, wearing a turban, saffron robes and rudraksha mala, matching the page's stated presence.2015-10-06November 29 20112011-11-29 +1 copiesMay 17 20152015-05-17 +1 copiesMay 17 20152015-05-17 +1 copiesA man in saffron-orange robes and matching turban stands with palms pressed together in namaste before an ornate gold throne with maroon velvet cushions. He wears a multi-strand rudraksha mala and a gold pendant, with gold bangles on his wrists. To his right a tall gold trident rises beside a gold oil lamp topped with a rooster figure. A glowing red flame motif and purple cosmic backdrop fill the stage, with green potted plants and a microphone stand at the left edge. Appearance cues (saffron turban and robes, rudraksha mala, gold ornaments, trident and throne setting) match the probable Swamiji (probable) candidate at this satsang event.2015-07-11May 15 20152015-05-15May 16 20152015-05-16 +1 copiesSeptember 05 20152015-09-05 +1 copiesMay 17 20152015-05-17 +1 copiesA seated man in an orange-saffron robe and matching orange turban sits on a brown leather throne-style chair on a raised golden plinth. He wears multiple rudraksha malas and a large ceremonial pendant, and holds a small white cup on a dark side table. Gold lamp stands with oil lamps flank him, and small diya lamps and scattered red petals line the floor. Behind him is a golden ornate arch and a purple backdrop with painted deity figures and a trident. The appearance-based cues of long hair, saffron robes, turban and malas are consistent with Swamiji (probable), seated on a throne during a session.2015-10-06September 08 20172017-09-08 +4 copiesDecember 07 20132013-12-07