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A man seated on an ornate golden throne with lion-form armrests and leopard-print cushions, raising one hand in greeting while smiling. He wears an orange-red robe, a white garland of flowers, a gold necklace, and a white tripundra mark on his forehead, with a red wristband. A microphone stands at the right and a white staff with a serpent-like carving is at the left. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back dark hair, saffron robe, ornate gold necklace and flower garland, seated on a throne in the manner of a discourse.

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September 07 20172017-09-07September 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesSeptember 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesSeptember 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesA seated man in an ornate golden throne, with carved lion-head armrests and leopard-print cushions, smiles as he sits with hands resting on his knees. He wears a saffron-orange garment with a gold-edged border, a pale pink and white flower garland around his neck, a gold chain, a rudraksha-style bead mala, and a red thread on his wrist. A white sacred ash stripe with a red kumkum dot marks his forehead. A white staff with a serpent-shaped top rests beside the throne, and a microphone stands at the right edge. Swamiji (probable): long dark hair, saffron robes, gold chain and bead mala, seated on a throne in the role of a teacher giving a discourse.2017-09-07Photo 11706208 +3 copiesSeptember 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesSeptember 04 20172017-09-04September 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesSeptember 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesA seated man in a rust-red turban with a jewelled ornament and saffron-red robes speaks into a microphone on an ornate gold throne with carved lion-head armrests and leopard-print cushions. A pink-and-white flower garland hangs around his neck, with a gold chain beneath it. A silver staff with a serpent-shaped carving stands at left, and a small framed photograph sits on a silver side table. Behind him are gold-carved panels and red drapes. Swamiji (probable): the turban, gold ornaments and saffron-toned robes fit the page's attribution to Paramahamsa Nithyananda giving a discourse, and the seated figure is the only person visible.2017-09-07 +1 copiesSeptember 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copies