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A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair and a white tilak on his forehead sits on a red patterned throne-like seat draped with orange cloths, wearing a leopard-print garment and layered brown rudraksha malas on his neck and upper arm. He turns his head to the side with a slight smile. Beside him at the right edge, a partly visible shaved-headed man in orange robes with rudraksha beads sits. In the background a standing figure in white is visible at the far right, and a small box of loose items lies in the lower left. Swamiji (probable) is seated centre, with the cues of long hair, rudraksha malas and ornate ritual adornment.

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April 21 20122012-04-21A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead sits on a red velvet throne with tiger-stripe upholstery, draped with orange towels. He wears a dark leopard-print wrap over bare shoulders and multiple rudraksha malas on his arms and chest, and smiles while looking to his left during a satsang. Beside him, a shaved-headed man in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala sits slightly out of focus. A small tray of crystals or offerings sits at the bottom edge. a person is the seated figure, identified by long swept hair, rudraksha malas and a leopard-print wrap.2012-04-21A seated man with long, dark, wavy hair and a red sandalwood mark on his forehead sits on a red upholstered seat with an orange cloth draped over his lap. He wears a leopard-print wrap and multiple rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, and gestures with one hand while looking to the side. Behind him are deep maroon curtains, and a small box containing crystals or stones sits at the lower left.2012-04-21A photograph of a long-haired man seated on a red upholstered chair with a red and black zebra-stripe cushion, draped in a leopard-print garment and an orange cloth across his lap. He wears multiple strands of rudraksha beads around his neck and arms and a rudraksha bracelet on his wrist, with a horizontal mark on his forehead. He sits turned to the side, smiling, with his hand resting on his knee. A glass box of crystals sits at lower left against a maroon curtain. Swamiji (probable) is seated here, identifiable by long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas, saffron-orange cloth and a throne-style seat, consistent with the page's description of a satsang discourse.2012-04-21Side-profile photograph of a long-haired man seated on an ornate golden-and-red throne with a red tiger-striped cushion and orange cloth folded on the armrest. He wears a dark patterned sleeveless garment and multiple rudraksha malas, including a bracelet and a long strand over his shoulder. A seated person in orange cloth is partly visible at lower right, and a blurred figure in white with an orange shawl stands in the background at right. Behind is a pale wall and dark curtain.2012-04-21A seated man with long wavy black hair, turned in profile, sits on a red tiger-striped cushioned seat with orange towels draped over the armrest. He wears a dark brown and gold leopard-print garment, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces across his chest, a rudraksha band on one upper arm and rudraksha bracelets on his wrists, and gestures with one open hand while speaking. Behind him, a bald man in orange robes sits in the background, and a person in orange stands at the right edge. A tray of small crystals sits in the lower foreground.2012-04-21April 21 20122012-04-21April 21 20122012-04-21April 21 20122012-04-21April 21 20122012-04-21A seated man with long dark wavy hair and a red tilak mark on his forehead sits with eyes closed on a red-upholstered throne in front of dark maroon drapes and a gold-patterned panel. He wears a leopard-print sleeveless garment, multiple dark rudraksha mala necklaces, an armlet and rudraksha bracelets, with an orange cloth draped over red zebra-striped lap cloth. Probable Swamiji, identified by long hair, rudraksha malas and ceremonial adornments, seated in a satsang setting. Copper-coloured items sit in a tray at the lower edge.2012-04-21April 21 20122012-04-21