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A seated man in an orange-saffron dhoti-style wrap sits on a red velvet throne with a gold lion-head armrest and a tiger-striped cushion, a gold ornate backrest behind him. He wears a heavy gold necklace of barrel-shaped beads, gold hoop earrings, a small dark bindi-like mark and white forehead markings, and a small headset microphone. He rests his chin on one hand with a smiling expression, one foot bare and the other with a silver anklet. a person: the appearance cues are a saffron wrap, ornate gold necklace and a throne setting, consistent with the page's reference to a satsang with a person present; the figure is shown in person at a seated discourse.

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April 03 20132013-04-03March 04 20132013-03-04March 04 20132013-03-04March 04 20132013-03-04March 04 20132013-03-04April 03 20132013-04-03 +6 copiesMarch 04 20132013-03-04 +4 copiesMarch 04 20132013-03-04 +4 copiesA photograph of a seated man in saffron-orange draped robes with a heavy gold ball necklace and small gold earring, sitting on a red velvet throne with a gilded lion armrest and a tiger-striped cushion, a white and red tilak on his forehead. He smiles, one hand resting on his lap and the other on the armrest, in what appears to be a satsang setting before dark red drapes. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in person as the speaker in the satsang.2013-03-04 +1 copiesMarch 04 20132013-03-04 +1 copiesMarch 04 20132013-03-04 +1 copiesA photograph of a smiling man seated on a red velvet throne with a gold-leaf backrest and a golden lion carving at the right edge, draped over a tiger-striped cushion. He wears a saffron-orange unstitched cloth with a gold border, a heavy gold bead necklace of large globes, a thin chain, and a gold ring. His forehead bears white paste with a dark central dot, and he has small gold earrings. His hands rest on his lap and armrest, and his bare feet are visible. a person: the orange robe, gold bead garland and throne setting are consistent with the page's identification, though the face and presentation cues are not sufficiently distinctive to confirm.2013-03-04 +3 copies