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December 14 20142014-12-14December 14 20142014-12-14December 14 20142014-12-14December 14 20142014-12-14A standing figure on a stage in front of an ornate gold-and-green arched backdrop. He has long, swept-back dark hair, a red-painted face with a forehead mark, and wears a leopard-print strapless garment with a rust-orange wrap and a sash. Multiple strands of red and gold beaded necklaces and a rudraksha mala hang across his chest, with a gold armlet on one arm. He holds a silver trident with bells in one hand, and his body is painted red. The setting suggests a staged ceremonial or performance display. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the figure, based on long hair, saffron-red ornate clothing, rudraksha mala and gold necklaces.2013-03-02A figure with long, dark, wavy hair stands before an ornate gilded golden arch against a red wooden wall and white backdrop. The figure wears a saffron-orange cloth draped over the body, rudraksha bead bands on the upper arms, wrists and waist, and a belt of small brass bells. The figure holds a silver trident with a red gem and a golden finial, and has a tilak on the forehead. The eyes are downward. Probable Swamiji (probable) appears as a single performer in ceremonial costume, identified by the saffron clothing, long hair, rudraksha malas and trident.2012-07-04A man stands centre frame raising a silver ceremonial staff or scepter in his right hand, his left hand on his hip. He wears a leopard-print cloth wrapped at the waist with a red sash, a dense rudraksha mala across his chest, beaded bracelets, a white forehead marking and a dark topknot with a white tuft. Behind him, rows of richly decorated deity murti and statues are draped in yellow, red and white garlands and jewelled ornaments, with a blue-and-gold saree-draped figure at right. Warm red-orange lighting suggests a temple-style stage. The man is an appearance-based a person candidate with the scepter, rudraksha mala and distinctive dress cues, presented in a ritual or ceremonial setting.2017-12-20 +2 copiesA figure stands barefoot on a golden ornate throne platform, holding a tall brass trident in the right hand and a hip-resting left arm. He wears a maroon turban with a jewelled ornament, layered gold necklaces, a long beaded mala, and a leopard-print wrap over maroon dhoti-style garments. Golden carved pillars flank the throne, topped with bells hanging from chains, and an arrangement of gold-tinted leaves fills the background. Brass oil lamps stand on either side of the throne. The setting resembles a stage or darshan hall with warm lighting. a person appearance cues include the saffron-red ceremonial clothing, rudraksha-style mala and gold necklaces, and the throne setting.2015-10-17A standing figure in an ornate golden arched frame, dressed in saffron-orange robes with a sash and a dark red-and-gold beaded belt. He wears long swept-back dark hair, a red bindi on the forehead, rudraksha malas across the chest and arms, and a silver-toned pendant necklace. He holds a silver trident-like staff with a rope wrapped around it and a small hand drum sits at his feet. The scene is a stage or ceremonial set with a painted gear-patterned backdrop. a person appears as this figure, based on the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha malas, and the page indicates he was present at the satsang event. The figure appears to be a costumed or mannequin-like presentation rather than a clearly living person, so the identification is uncertain.2012-07-18A photograph of a single standing figure holding a silver trident with a red gem, eyes lowered, in front of an ornate gold-leaf throne back. The figure has long, dark, wavy hair and a yellow-white mark on the forehead, and wears a saffron-orange wrap, rudraksha-style bead armbands and waist ornaments, and a belt of bells. The trident's shaft rests against the body while the other hand rests on the hip. Behind is a dark wooden wall and a pale pink backdrop.2012-07-04September 17 20122012-09-17August 11 20122012-08-11