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A smiling man in a pale mauve turban and yellow silk robe with a rudraksha mala around his neck sits in front of an ornate gold carved throne. A small red tilak marks his forehead, and a microphone stand is visible at the right edge. Blurred orange flowers and green foliage fill the left foreground. Printed copyright text runs vertically along the right edge.

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A smiling man in profile sits on an ornate gold throne-style chair at a satsang talk. He wears a brown-gold turban, a yellow silk shawl and a long rudraksha mala of dark brown beads, with a small white and red forehead mark. A microphone stands in front of him, and red fabric and orange flowers appear at the edge of the frame. He appears to be the speaker at the event. Swamiji (probable): the turban, yellow shawl, rudraksha mala and throne are the cues that suggest the speaker is the Swamiji of the page.2010-09-14Swamiji (probable) seated in profile at a microphone, smiling broadly. He wears a shimmering mauve-grey turban, a bright yellow silk shawl over his shoulders and a long rudraksha mala with dark beads hanging to his chest, and a white and red tilak marks his forehead. Behind him is an ornate gold carved chair. A red book or folder rests in the lower right foreground, and a sprig of orange flowers is at the left edge.2010-09-14 +1 copiesSeptember 14 20102010-09-14A smiling man sits on an ornate gilded throne with floral scrollwork, wearing a brown shimmering turban, a red bindi with white vibhuti marks on his forehead, a yellow silk shawl and a long rudraksha mala. An orange gerbera flower arrangement and a microphone sit at the edge of the frame. Swamiji (probable) based on the turban, saffron-yellow garments and rudraksha cues, seated on a peetha. +2 copiesClose profile photograph of a smiling man wearing a pinkish-brown shimmering turban, white and red tilak on the forehead, and long dark hair falling behind. He wears a bright yellow silk garment with a gold-bordered edge and a long rudraksha mala with multiple beads down his chest. A gilded ornate chair back is visible at left, orange flowers in the foreground, and a microphone stand at right. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, a turban, saffron-yellow ornate clothing and rudraksha malas match the page's visible cues. One person is present.2010-09-14Swamiji (probable) smiles with eyes closed in a close-up photograph, wearing a dusty mauve turban with a red bindi on the forehead and white vibhuti marks. He wears a glossy yellow silk shawl draped over the shoulder and a long rudraksha mala of dark brown beads. Behind him at left is an ornate gold-toned carved throne or seat back. The background is dark blue with a green wall at the top.September 14 20102010-09-14 +5 copiesPhotograph of a man seated before an ornate gold-carved throne-style chair, wearing a brown-grey turban and a yellow garment with a wide gold border. He wears dark rudraksha beads on a necklace, has a red bindi and white marks on his forehead, and is smiling while his right arm rests on a red-covered lectern with a microphone nearby. Orange flowers and greenery sit at the left edge of the frame. A printed copyright line overlays the lower right of the image.2010-09-14September 14 20102010-09-14Glimpses From Yoga Sutras2010-10-11 +2 copiesA smiling man in profile wears a muted mauve-brown turban and a yellow silk shawl with a gold-bordered edge over his shoulders. Several dark rudraksha mala beads hang across his chest, and a white and red forehead marking is visible. Behind him a large gold ornamental backdrop is partly visible, and an orange flower appears at the left edge.2010-09-14A photograph of a smiling man in a bronze-gold turban with a red bindi and white forehead marks, wearing a yellow silk garment and a long rudraksha mala. He holds an open book with orange edges and looks down at it, with a microphone at right and an ornate gold chair behind him. Orange flowers appear at the left edge. The page identifies him as Swamiji, and his turban, saffron-yellow clothing and rudraksha cues are distinctive, so he is labelled probable.2010-09-14