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March 02 2018

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May 28 20132013-05-28 +2 copiesMarch 02 20182018-03-02 +1 copiesNovember 13 20152015-11-13December 15 20172017-12-15March 02 20182018-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20182018-03-02February 11 20182018-02-11February 11 20182018-02-11A man seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne raises his right hand in blessing while smiling. He wears a rust-orange robe, a rudraksha mala, a yellow and red flower garland, a white forehead band with a red tilak, and a gold chain. A microphone stands at the right and a colourful embroidered canopy hangs behind him. The rust-orange robe and throne are clearly visible. Swamiji (probable), seated on a throne in a satsang setting, wears a long swept-back hair style, saffron robe, rudraksha mala and a gold necklace.2018-01-07A bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne with a carved cobra hood at the top, wearing a rust-brown robe and gold armbands, with a red tilak on his forehead. Garlands of green leaves, white jasmine and red roses hang across his chest. He sits with palms pressed together in greeting and eyes closed, smiling. Red cushions and a striped cloth cover the throne, and rose petals lie on the platform. The appearance matches the Swamiji (probable) with cues of swept-back hair, ornate gold jewellery and a ceremonial throne, so he is shown as a seated presence. Gold lamp and brass vessel visible at lower edge.2017-04-14March 02 20182018-03-02 +1 copiesA photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing a saffron-orange robe with a gold border and a red bindi, seated cross-legged on a cushioned red-and-gold throne in front of an ornate gold arched backdrop with carved lions. He wears a thick red flower garland with gold beads, a brown rudraksha-style mala, gold bracelets, and his hands are raised in open gesture while teaching. A tiger-striped cloth covers the seat and red velvet fabric lies at the front. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron robe and rudraksha mala, seated on a ceremonial throne during a satsang.2013-05-28 +4 copies