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A man seated on a cream-upholstered throne-style chair in front of an ornate gold carved backdrop, with hanging brass bells and brass oil lamps on chains beside him. He wears a red-orange turban with a small jewelled ornament, a red-orange shawl over his body, a long multi-strand garland of white, red and green flowers with rudraksha beads, and a leopard-print lower cloth. A red tilak mark is on his forehead. Swamiji (probable): the red turban, saffron-red shawl, rudraksha mala and ceremonial garland fit the candidate appearance, seated in a throne-like setting, in person.

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April 19 20142014-04-19June 12 20142014-06-12August 13 20132013-08-13April 13 20142014-04-13April 19 20142014-04-19 +1 copiesJune 12 20142014-06-12April 20 20142014-04-20June 12 20142014-06-12October 11 20142014-10-11April 20 20142014-04-20A seated man in ceremonial dress sits on a cushioned golden throne with carved lion-head armrest ends. He wears a maroon turban with a gold brooch, a maroon shawl draped over a gold-bordered maroon garment, a white flower garland with orange and yellow blooms, gold armlets and bangles, and a gold waist sash. Behind him a large ornate gold backrest bears a carved deity murti. Brass hanging lamps with chains and a standing brass lamp frame the scene against a black background. The man's appearance, with his turban, gold ornaments and ceremonial attire, is consistent with a person seated in the role of a guru on a throne during a satsang setting.2014-06-12 +1 copiesApril 19 20142014-04-19