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A seated man in a rust-orange cloth sits cross-legged on an ornate silver-carved throne with a deep red cushion, smiling as he gazes to his right. He has long dark hair falling behind him, a red tilak on his forehead, a gold necklace and a rudraksha-style mala over the shoulder, and bare arms. A microphone on a stand and a small wooden lectern are in front of him. Behind him hang red velvet drapes and a large gilded carved figure with tasselled red, purple and white decorations.

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May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14April 23 20172017-04-23May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14April 23 20172017-04-23May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14A smiling man with long dark hair, a tilak on his forehead, a bare-chested torso covered by a rust-orange shawl and gold necklaces, seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne-like chair in front of a red curtain and a gold carved panel with a bird-like motif and a red-and-white tassel. A microphone stands at right and a small red cup sits on a side table. The page indicates a person is present at this session, and the figure's cues (long swept hair, ceremonial gold necklaces, orange clothing, seated on a throne) are distinctive, so he is described as a person. A logo appears in the top-left corner.2017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14