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March 18 20172017-03-18March 18 20172017-03-18July 19 20162016-07-19A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gilded throne with a tiger-striped cushion on a red-carpeted stage. The central seated figure wears a rust-orange shawl and orange garment, with a white and orange flower garland and a rudraksha-style mala, and has a painted forehead marking. Flanking the throne, a woman in a cream sari with gold border and an orange shawl stands on the right, and a woman in white with an orange shawl stands on the far right. On the left, men in white dhotis with orange shawls stand near the throne, one holding a small object. Behind the throne is a carved golden backdrop with floral scrollwork and a carved figure at the top. Several people are visible, and the stage has a decorated tent backdrop.2016-05-04A photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold throne with a red cushioned back, wearing a white dhoti-style garment draped over his bare upper body and a long rudraksha mala around his neck, with a red tilak on his forehead. Several women and a man in white and orange clothing sit on the floor in front, some with long dark hair, one holding a small cup, with brass oil lamps lit on either side and a tray of offerings nearby. The backdrop is a large painted temple-style scene with red curtains, pillars and a painted female figure in a purple and red sari.2011-01-28February 12 20182018-02-12A photograph of a golden-throne stage setting, with a central figure seated cross-legged on a large gold ornate throne with red cushions. He wears an orange-red robe, a gold necklace, rudraksha-style beads, and holds a mala. Behind him a deity murti with a pink turban and trident-like staff stands in the golden backdrop. To the left, an older man in orange and green shawl with a headset and white-clad men sit on the stage edge; to the right, women in white and yellow saris sit taking notes. The stage is decorated with golden panels, carved motifs and green foliage, with a microphone stand in front.2017-03-18Photo of a seated gathering on a stage before a red curtain with gold carved pillars. A man with long swept-back hair, wearing a rust-orange cloth and a rudraksha-style necklace, sits in a large gilded throne topped with a cobra hood, hands resting on its armrests while smiling. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, orange clothing and a ceremonial necklace on a throne. Left, two young men in white dhotis with yellow borders and beaded malas sit cross-legged. A brass trident stands at left and a golden figure rests on the floor in front. Several women in orange and red saris sit on the right near a microphone stand, one with folded hands. Multicoloured striped mats cover the stage floor.2017-07-14December 23 20162016-12-23A photograph of a seated man on a gilded, lion-armed throne in front of a red curtain and a large gold relief of a multi-armed deity with a crown. He wears a saffron-red dhoti, a rudraksha mala with gold ornaments, a pink flower garland and gold bangles, and rests his hand against his chin. A golden trident stands to the left and a red-cushioned footstool sits before the throne. Seated devotees in white and maroon attire, including women wearing rudraksha malas, sit on the floor to both sides, with a microphone stand in front. Swamiji (probable): the seated central figure shows long swept-back hair, a crown-like styling, rudraksha and gold necklaces and saffron-orange ceremonial clothing, marking him as the.2016-09-09A seated figure in an ornate golden throne on a red-carpeted stage, draped in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a garland of white and pink flowers, with a tiger-striped cloth on the seat. Attendants in white dhotis and cream saris with gold borders, some with orange-red shawls, stand on either side holding small items and offerings. Behind the throne, a carved gold-painted backdrop with a deity relief. Appearance-based label: a person for the seated figure, whose long swept hair, saffron robe, rudraksha mala and ceremonial garland are visible cues; the attendants are priests and devotees.2016-05-04May 20 20142014-05-20