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A seated figure in an orange-red turban with a jewelled brooch and a long orange-red cloth draped over one shoulder gestures with one raised hand during a talk. He wears a red and green beaded garland, dark clothing, and jewelled earrings. In front of him is an orange-cased tablet displaying text, beside a red woven basket. Behind him is a large gold and ornate throne back, and a blurred purple backdrop with a faint portrait. The figure matches the a person appearance cues of an ornate orange turban, distinctive adornments and a ceremonial garland, so he is described as a person giving a discourse.

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August 31 20112011-08-31August 31 20112011-08-31August 31 20112011-08-31A man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne gestures with his right index finger while speaking. He wears an orange-saffron turban with a green and gold jewelled ornament and a crystal brooch, a red bindi, drop earrings, and a bare-shouldered orange and brown wrap. A long necklace of red beaded garland with gold accents hangs over his chest, and a red woven basket with a fruit sits in the lower left beside a small tablet and a yellow and red flower. A blurred purple backdrop with a faint painted face is behind him. Appearance-based candidate: a person, identified by the saffron turban, ornate clothing and garlands, seated in a discourse setting.2011-08-31A seated speaker gestures with his right arm while delivering a satsang discourse before an ornate gold throne with repoussé floral scrollwork. He wears a rust-red turban with a small gold ornament, a rust-red shawl over a yellow-orange garment, a long beaded rudraksha-style mala necklace, and multiple beaded bracelets and armlets. A microphone on a stand is at his side, green plants frame the lower left, and a blue-green backdrop stands behind him. A probable Swamiji is seated at the centre, with the appearance cues of a red turban, layered saffron-orange robes and a long beaded mala, and the page identifies this as a Nithya Satsang. No other people are visible.2015-07-05December 17 20132013-12-17August 04 20172017-08-04A seated man speaks while gesturing with his right hand raised, seated on a red velvet cushion before an ornate gold throne with repoussé scrollwork. He wears a cream turban with a red bindi, a red garment draped over the shoulder, multiple strands of rudraksha beads with gold accents, and beaded bracelets on both arms. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders and a cream shawl drapes down his side. The background shows a red and yellow floral backdrop. a person (appearance cues: long hair, turban, rudraksha malas, saffron-red clothing, ornate gold throne) giving a discourse.2011-09-16July 10 20152015-07-10December 06 20132013-12-06A photograph of a seated figure in a satsang setting on an ornate gold throne. The person wears an orange turban with a white jeweled brooch and orange draped robes, a thick gold ceremonial necklace, and a red bindi. The right hand is raised, index finger pointing as if mid-discourse, while the left hand rests on the armrest. A microphone stand is in front, with red and pink flowers and yellow marigold garlands behind the throne against a dark curtain. Swamiji (probable) is shown in the appearance-based label, with the saffron turban, ornate gold necklace and ceremonial throne as qualifying cues, and the speaker is identified as a discourse presenter.2011-08-19A seated man in a rust-red turban with a jewelled gold brooch and a red-and-green ornament at the front, gazing to the side with a smile and raising his right index finger. He wears a rust-red and gold shawl over bare shoulders, a long rudraksha mala with gold-toned beads across his chest, and beaded gold-toned armlets. A red kumkum dot marks his forehead. Behind him is an ornate gold throne with carved scrollwork, and a pink-beige backdrop is visible at the right. A small lapel microphone is clipped to his shawl. Swamiji (probable): the rust-red turban, rudraksha mala, ornate gold throne and ceremonial jewellery are consistent with the page's Swamiji reference.2014-04-12