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A photograph of a satsang discourse in a hall with a patterned floor mat. On the left, a man in orange-red robes and a gold waist cord sits on a red and silver ornate throne holding a silver-tipped staff, with a gold pendant and a bead necklace visible. Around the throne is a silver railing. In the foreground, several shirtless men in white dhotis with red shawls sit on the floor with their backs to the camera; one on the right holds a microphone. Behind them, a seated audience in orange and white clothing fills the room, including a woman with blonde hair. The pale pink walls and wooden doors are in the background. Given the page's cues, the throne figure has long swept-back hair and orange-ornate clothing, but his face is not visible enough to confirm identity; he is described by role only.

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September 24 20172017-09-24September 24 20172017-09-24Indoor satsang in an ashram hall with pink-washed walls and wooden doors. A man seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne, wearing rust-orange robes, a gold necklace and a long rudraksha-style neck mala, holds a white staff and smiles; a person. Around him seated devotees in orange shawls and white dhotis listen, some bare-chested, one at front right holding a microphone. A silver stand and small table sit in front of the throne on a colourful striped mat.2017-09-24 +2 copiesSeptember 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesA photograph of a seated man on an ornate silver throne with red cushions, wearing a rust-orange shawl over a bare chest, a gold necklace and a rudraksha mala, with long dark hair and a short beard. Before him, a large audience sits on the floor in white and orange clothing, many wearing rudraksha malas and red-orange sashes, some with shaved heads. Silver ceremonial staffs stand at the left, and a small Yamaha audio device sits on the throne's side table. The white and orange hall is decorated with flags and draped fabric. Probable Swamiji cues: long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklace, rudraksha mala and orange shawl; he is seated on the throne as the central speaker.2017-07-31A seated figure on an ornate silver throne with red cushions and carved floral motifs sits at the centre of a hall, wearing a rust-red shawl over a dark robe, with long dark hair falling past the shoulders, a red tilak on the forehead and a red wristband. Seated devotees on coloured striped mats surround him: a bare-chested man with a rudraksha mala in the foreground left, a woman in a red shawl with a white sari at right, and a bald man in white at lower right. Behind the throne stands a golden canopy with a seated figure in red and a potted plant, and a silver staff rises at the right. A tripod-mounted camera appears at the upper left. The setting suggests a satsang discourse.2017-06-26A photo of a discourse in an indoor hall with a pink wall and a white-draped table at the back. A man with long hair sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne, dressed in rust-orange clothes with a gold necklace, gesturing with his right hand as he speaks. Around him, seated on the floor on mats, are devotees: many in saffron and orange robes, some in white, one woman in a blue sari, and a bald man in an orange shawl in the foreground. Most listeners are seated in rows facing the throne. Partially visible people in the foreground are counted.2017-09-24 +1 copiesA large indoor satsang hall with a seated audience of devotees in white and saffron-orange clothing, many sitting cross-legged on the floor. In the centre a man with long swept-back dark hair, rudraksha mala, and an orange-brown robe stands beside an ornate red and silver throne, one hand extended while addressing the crowd. A silver trishul stands at left and a silver stand holds a microphone near a Yamaha speaker box. Devotees wear white garments, saffron shawls and rudraksha beads, and a red banner hangs in the background. Swamiji (probable) is the central standing figure with long hair, saffron-orange robe and rudraksha mala, and the throne suggests he is presiding over a discourse.2017-08-15June 26 20172017-06-26 +1 copiesJuly 05 20172017-07-05July 05 20172017-07-05 +1 copiesJuly 31 20172017-07-31 +1 copies