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A photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair seated cross-legged on a red throne with a tiger-striped fabric backrest, lit by red stage light. He wears a red-orange wrap over the shoulder, a leopard-print cloth across the chest, a dark patterned waist cloth, and multiple long rudraksha malas with bead strands hanging to his lap. A red dot and white horizontal forehead marking are visible. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron-toned ornate clothing and multiple rudraksha malas are consistent with the page's claim, and the page states he is present, so this is an in-person candidate. The person is the only one visible.

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Photograph of a smiling man with long dark curly hair and a red tilak with a central dot on his forehead, wearing a red-orange garment with a leopard-print shawl and multiple rows of rudraksha beads across his chest, seated before a red backdrop with dark tiger-stripe patterns. Strong red and green stage lighting colours the scene. a person: long swept hair, rudraksha malas and saffron-red robes are visible, marking him as the.2012-10-09A smiling man with long dark swept-back hair, a horizontal white forehead mark with a red dot, and a red-lit background with dark patterned fabric. He wears a red-orange garment over a leopard-print cloth and multiple strands of red and white beaded rudraksha-style malas across his chest. Swamiji (probable) by long hair, saffron-red clothing and beaded malas, shown as a single person seated against a red backdrop.2012-10-09October 09 20122012-10-09A smiling man with long dark hair sits on a red tiger-striped throne against a red-lit ornate backdrop. He wears a saffron-orange wrap with a leopard-print shawl across his chest, multiple rudraksha malas around his neck, a white tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and his hands rest in his lap. a person in a red-lit stage setting with glittering decorations behind him.2012-10-09 +1 copiesOctober 09 20122012-10-09A smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits on a red throne-like seat with a zebra-striped velvet back, in a brightly lit stage setting with red and green lighting and ornate gold decorations behind him. He wears a loose orange-red wrap with a leopard-print shawl across the chest, and multiple strands of rudraksha malas with wooden beads around his neck. a person is seated centrally as a presiding figure.2012-10-09October 09 20122012-10-09A smiling man with long dark hair sits cross-legged on an ornate red throne upholstered in tiger-stripe fabric, set against a glittering pink and red decorated backdrop with gold-trimmed temple-like motifs. He wears a saffron-orange cloth draped over his body, a leopard-print shawl across one shoulder, and multiple strands of red and white beaded rudraksha-style malas around his neck. A white tilak with a red dot marks his forehead, and his hands rest together in his lap. Red stage lighting tints the entire scene.2012-10-09October 09 20122012-10-09October 14 20122012-10-14Close photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, and layered dark rudraksha beads with pale skull-like beads around his neck. He wears a red garment and a leopard-print wrap over one shoulder, set against blurred green and red lights. Appearance-based label: a person, with long swept hair, rudraksha malas and a shawl as cues.2012-09-20A seated man in orange and rust-coloured ceremonial dress sits cross-legged on an ornate red velvet throne with a rounded backrest edged in gold cord. He wears a white forehead band with a red dot, long dark hair, gold hoop earrings, layered rudraksha and silver bead malas, a gold chain, and a silver pendant at his chest. Matching rudraksha and silver bracelets are on his wrists and upper arms. A gold-and-black patterned cushion covers the seat, and he smiles while speaking with a small headset microphone visible near his ear. a person is the seated figure, identified by the throne and orange ceremonial dress with distinctive rudraksha malas and ornaments.2012-09-22