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A seated figure on an ornate gilded throne sits on a raised stage draped in red cloth, viewed from the side. The seated man has long dark hair falling past his shoulders, bare-chested, with an orange-brown shawl draped over his body, and his hands rest on his lap. Two tall ceremonial staffs with ornate finials flank the throne, and a small carved wooden table with a black device sits in front. A red footstool rests on the stage. Behind him, rows of seated devotees wear orange and saffron clothing, many with rudraksha malas, and some have hands pressed together. Large screens above show a smiling man in orange and a painted deity image. Ornate red backdrops frame the hall.

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December 25 20172017-12-25A seated man with long dark hair and a saffron-orange robe sits on an ornate silver throne with a red cushioned seat on a red-draped stage at a large indoor event. A silver footstool and tall silver ceremonial staffs stand beside him. A large screen behind shows a close-up of a man with long hair and an orange cloth. Rows of seated devotees in orange and saffron clothes fill the foreground, some with hands folded. A camera on a tripod sits at right, and a red-and-gold backdrop hangs behind the stage.2017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25A seated figure in an ornate gold-and-red throne sits on a raised orange stage draped in red fabric, wearing an orange-brown robe and holding his hands together over a small table with a laptop. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders. A trident and ceremonial staff stand to the right beside a red cushioned stool. A large screen behind shows an image of a saffron-robed figure. Several hundred seated devotees in orange and white clothing fill the hall, and a camera on a tripod sits at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): the robed figure on the throne has long hair and saffron-orange clothing, matching the page's Swamiji reference. The scene is a large satsang-style gathering.2017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25December 25 20172017-12-25