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A man in a seated position on a brown leather armchair with carved wooden trim speaks while gesturing with both hands, pointing with his fingers. He wears a large black dreadlocked turban, a small red bindi on his forehead, a rust-orange robe, and long brown beaded necklaces. A small snake, dark with pale markings, rests near his hands on the chair arm. Blurred audience members in orange and red clothing sit in the background of a light-walled hall, with a small logo at upper left. a person is seated at the front as the speaker in this satsang-style discourse setting, with the audience behind him.

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February 18 20162016-02-18February 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copiesFebruary 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copiesFebruary 18 20162016-02-18February 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copiesA man seated on a dark brown leather throne-style armchair, wearing a rust-red robe and a long rudraksha-style bead mala draped over the shoulders, with a black turban-like head wrap and white markings on the forehead. He gestures with his raised right hand while speaking into a headset microphone. A carved wooden staff with a snake coil rests beside the chair. Seated people in white clothes with red shawls, and a woman in a white top with a red bindi, sit on the floor around him. A pink water bottle is visible at the lower centre. The room has plain cream walls and a wooden door. Swamiji (probable) is identified by the turban-like head wrap, rust-red robe, long bead mala and throne seating, presented as a speaker before devotees.2016-02-18February 18 20162016-02-18February 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copiesFebruary 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copiesFebruary 18 20162016-02-18February 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copiesFebruary 18 20162016-02-18 +1 copies