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A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold-and-red throne in a temple hall, raising both hands in a teaching or blessing gesture. He wears saffron-orange robes, a rudraksha mala and a shawl, with long swept-back hair. Behind him are gilded pillars and decorative panels.

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June 06 20122012-06-06 +1 copiesJune 06 20122012-06-06A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold-framed throne inside a temple-like hall with white pillars. He wears saffron-orange robes, a rudraksha mala, and a gold ceremonial necklace, with long swept-back hair, hands resting in his lap. Behind him is a red cushioned seat and a plain pale wall. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the seated figure, based on saffron robes, rudraksha mala, ornate gold necklace and long hair.2012-06-06June 06 20122012-06-06 +1 copiesA photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved armrests and a red-cushioned seat, set against a plain pale wall. He wears an orange-red robe draped over his body, with a bare upper body visible, and a rudraksha mala with ceremonial gold ornaments around his neck. His right hand is raised near his face in a gesture while he gazes forward. The setting appears to be a temple or ashram hall. Identity is uncertain from appearance.2012-06-06A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold throne with a tall gilded back, set between white columns against a blue-framed wall. He wears an orange-red shawl or robe and appears to have long dark hair, a distinctive cue for the a person candidate, though the image is small and the appearance is not clear enough to confirm identity. A shaded portico or hall setting with no other people visible.2012-06-06June 06 20122012-06-06June 06 20122012-06-06June 06 20122012-06-06A photograph of a bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved armrests, wearing saffron-orange robes and a red-and-orange shawl over the shoulders, with a rudraksha mala draped across the chest and a gold necklace visible. His right hand is raised in a gesture as he addresses an audience, with a blue-and-white painted wall and framed picture behind him, consistent with a satsang or darshan setting. No other people are visible in frame.2012-06-06June 06 20122012-06-06 +1 copiesJune 06 20122012-06-06