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April 24 20202020-04-24May 23 20152015-05-23 +1 copiesApril 07 20192019-04-07A photograph of a seated man on an ornate golden throne draped with a tiger-skin cloth and a red cushion, framed by white flower garlands hanging from the canopy. He wears a red-orange robe, a heavy multi-strand gold and bead necklace, a rudraksha-style mala, gold bangles and a turban-like headdress. Golden trident-topped staffs, a tall brass lamp stand with bird finials and a golden figure stand beside the throne, and offerings of fruit and cloth lie at the base. Red carpeting covers the platform. The setting suggests a ritual stage; the man appears to be a candidate for a person based on the ornate saffron-red clothing, crown-like headdress, ceremonial gold necklaces and rudraksha mala, seated on a throne in a ceremonial setting.2016-05-24December 05 20142014-12-05MAy 17 20212021-05-17May 19 20132013-05-19December 17 20112011-12-17A photograph inside a decorated hall with orange and maroon drapes and purple swags. A standing man in saffron-orange robes, with a gold necklace and a red-and-white flower garland, stands before an ornate gold throne with a golden umbrella overhead; he appears to be the Swamiji (probable), with long swept-back dark hair and ceremonial gold ornaments. Beside him stands a deity murti with a crown and a trident-like staff, draped in a purple skirt and garlanded. At left, a seated figure in orange robes and a turban, with a flower garland, sits on a gold chair. Another person in white stands at the far left edge. A red banner with script hangs on the left.2013-02-12A seated man in a maroon turban with a jewelled brooch sits on an ornate gilded throne with a tiger-striped red velvet cushion and golden lion armrests. He wears maroon and gold-bordered robes with a cream shawl, a gold necklace, bangles and a large red and yellow garland, and holds a silver staff with a finial. a person: long hair is not visible, but the maroon ceremonial attire, gold ornaments and garland match the presentation of a satsang leader seated for discourse. The throne and garlands indicate honour, while the clothing alone is not conclusive.2013-11-02May 24 20162016-05-24August 12 20132013-08-12