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A photograph from behind a seated audience in a hall with red draped curtains and a golden ornate throne on a raised stage. A figure with long hair and saffron-orange robes sits on the throne, appearing to address the audience; the appearance is consistent with the a person candidate described by the page, but it is uncertain. Audience members in white clothes and rudraksha-style necklaces sit in rows of chairs, most with their backs to the camera. A blank white screen stands beside the stage, a camera on a tripod is at the front, and a small sign reads Jaipurusha above the stage. A water bottle sits in the foreground.

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April 21 20172017-04-21A discourse hall with red draped curtains and a golden ornate throne with a cobra-hood style backrest. A seated man in saffron-orange robes with long hair sits on the throne as a central figure on the stage, appearing to be a person, with a rudraksha-style necklace visible. Below the stage, a seated audience in white clothes and rudraksha malas faces the stage. A cameraman with a tripod films from the right, another operator stands at the left stage edge, and a blank projection screen hangs on stage. Gold railings and kalasha-like brass lamps frame the stage.2017-04-21April 21 20172017-04-21A seated figure in orange-red robes sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions on a raised stage draped in deep red curtains with gold tassels. Rows of devotees in white clothes, some wearing rudraksha malas, face the stage from red-upholstered chairs. A blank white projection screen stands beside the throne, and video cameras on tripods film the discourse. Gold candlestick stands line the stage edge, and a red banner reading Tajpurusha hangs above the curtains.2017-04-21April 21 20172017-04-21April 21 20172017-04-21April 21 20172017-04-21April 21 20172017-04-21April 21 20172017-04-21A photograph of a discourse hall with red draped curtains and a gold ornate throne with a cobra-hood backrest on a raised stage. A figure in orange-brown robes sits on the throne, a trident-like staff stands beside it, and a sign above reads Tatpurusha. Two video cameras on tripods face the stage, a blank projection screen sits to the right, and a large audience in white ritual clothes and rudraksha malas sits in red-cushioned chairs in the foreground. Probable Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne with long hair and orange robes, giving a discourse.2017-04-21 +1 copiesApril 21 20172017-04-21A discourse hall photographed from the rear, with a large audience of devotees seated on the floor and in chairs facing a raised stage. Most attendees wear white clothing and rudraksha malas. On the stage a figure in orange-brown robes sits on an ornate gold and red throne, with a plain white projection screen beside him. Red draped curtains with gold tassels frame the stage, and video cameras on tripods film the event. A banner reads Jaipurusha. Probable Swamiji (probable) sits on the throne wearing orange-brown robes, a mala and a chest-length shawl, with long swept-back hair; the appearance is distinctive enough for an in_person label.2017-04-21