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A photograph inside a hall during a Navaratri darbar. A man seated on an ornate silver-framed throne with a red cushioned back and red seat dominates the frame, shown in profile. He has long dreadlocked black hair swept back, a white forehead mark, and wears a reddish-brown wrap over his bare shoulder with a white band tied on his upper arm. A copper vessel and a black Yamaha DTX electronic drum unit sit at the throne's base. Behind him, several seated devotees in white and orange clothing, including a man in an orange turban, sit in a blurred audience. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has distinctive long hair, a reddish wrap and a ceremonial throne seat, consistent with the page's darbar description.

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