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A smiling man sits on an ornate cream throne with carved black wooden armrests and backrest, at a stage event. He wears a teal-green draped garment, a long mala of brown rudraksha beads with a gold pendant, and has a red bindi and white marks on his forehead. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders. A microphone stand and a flower arrangement of white lilies and purple orchids sit beside him, and a red banner with gold lettering is behind him. A silver ritual bell is on a small table at left. Swamiji (probable): the cues are long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala with gold pendant and ornate teal draping, seated on a throne with a microphone.

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