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A man sits on an ornate cream and gold brocade throne-style armchair with carved dark wood frame and arm supports against a deep red velvet curtain. He wears a violet-purple dhoti-style garment with a red and gold border draped over his shoulder, a long rudraksha mala necklace, and a red bindi on his forehead, with a small microphone clipped near his face. His hands rest on blue cloths placed over the armrests. Potted plants with pink and white flowers stand on either side, and a water bottle sits on a white side table at right. a person: the seated figure has a swept-back hairstyle, distinctive rudraksha mala and violet-and-gold ceremonial robes, consistent with the page's reference to a person at this event.

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November 30 20112011-11-30 +1 copiesDecember 03 20112011-12-03 +1 copiesNovember 30 20112011-11-30November 30 20112011-11-30 +1 copiesNovember 30 20112011-11-30 +1 copiesNovember 30 20112011-11-30 +1 copiesNovember 30 20112011-11-30 +1 copiesNovember 28 20112011-11-28 +1 copiesA man with short dark hair and a red bindi sits in an ornate cream and gold upholstered throne-style chair before deep red velvet drapes. He wears a lavender-purple silk garment draped over one shoulder with a gold-patterned border, and a small headset microphone near his face. An orange cloth is draped over the chair arm, and a white pedestal holds a bouquet of pink and white artificial roses in a woven vase. A visible wearer is a single person, wearing a dark bead necklace, seated in a relaxed pose. Visible person appears to be a presenter at a satsang setting.2011-12-06April 20 20122012-04-20Photo 11683902 +2 copiesA man seated in an ornate high-backed chair upholstered in cream fabric with gold floral damask, wearing a bright blue silk garment with a purple and gold border and a long rudraksha mala around his neck. He has a red bindi on his forehead, a small clip-on microphone on his ear, and his hair pulled back. He is smiling and looking to the side, with an orange cloth draped over the chair arm. a person's appearance cues are his rudraksha mala and the seated posture of a speaker on a throne-like chair, but identity is not established from the face.2011-12-02