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A photograph of a man seated before a richly decorated throne backdrop of layered garlands in red, yellow, purple and white flowers. He wears a bright red turban with a small red tilak on the forehead, a red shawl draped over bare shoulders, and a heavy gold necklace of large beaded pendants. Behind him stand gold ceremonial objects, a gold kalasha-like finial and a lit oil lamp. Appearance-based cues of a long-haired figure in red ceremonial dress with an ornate gold necklace and throne setting suggest a person, seated in a dais setting during a satsang-style event.

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A man in a red turban and red shawl stands before a throne decorated with garlands of yellow, white, red and purple flowers. He wears a heavy gold necklace of large barrel-shaped beads and a small gold pendant, with a red-and-blue bordered cloth, and a red tilak mark on his forehead. Behind him stands a gold ornamental backrest and a brass oil lamp with a flame. The setting suggests a formal satsang or birthday event. Swamiji (probable): long hair, red turban and gold ceremonial necklace, seated or standing in honour position.2010-12-22A man seated in front of a throne richly decorated with bands of marigolds and flowers in yellow, red, purple and white, with a gold ornamental backrest. He wears a red turban with a small red-and-white tilak on his forehead, a red shawl over his bare shoulder and chest, and heavy gold beaded necklaces with a pendant. Beside him stands a lit brass oil lamp and a gold ceremonial ornament. A blue backdrop is visible at the upper right. a person: the seated man has a red turban, red shawl and gold necklaces, consistent with the page's Youth Day event where a person gave a discourse.2010-12-22A man in a red turban and red draped garment sits in front of a throne-like backdrop of garlands in yellow, white, red, purple and magenta, with gold ornamental carvings on either side. He wears a heavy gold bead necklace and a gold pendant, and a small red mark is on his forehead. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, red turban, gold necklaces and ornate seated setting match the cues, so this appears to be a person in ceremonial attire seated on a flower-decked throne.2010-12-22December 22 20102010-12-22December 22 20102010-12-22A man seated on a golden peetha throne backed by a large arch of garlands in red, yellow, white and purple flowers. He wears a red turban, a red shawl draped over his shoulders and bare chest, and a heavy multi-strand gold necklace with gold beads and a central pendant. Gold ornamental finials flank the throne. The person is a candidate for Swamiji (probable), identified by the long swept-back hair visible behind the turban, ornate gold necklaces, and saffron-red ceremonial clothing, seated in the honoured position of the throne.2010-12-22December 22 20102010-12-22A man stands in front of a dense backdrop of marigold, jasmine and multicoloured flower garlands arranged in concentric bands of yellow, white, red, pink and purple, with gold ornamental metalwork at the edges. He wears a red turban with a small vermilion mark on his forehead, a red shawl draped over his bare shoulder, and a heavy gold necklace of large beaded links plus a thin gold chain with a bead pendant. He gazes off to the side with a calm expression. Visible ceremonial gold objects sit at left and right. Swamiji (probable): the figure wears a red turban, red robes, gold beaded ornamentation and a shawl, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji.2010-12-22December 22 20102010-12-22December 22 20102010-12-22A man in a bright red turban and red shawl over bare shoulders sits in front of a backdrop of garlands in red, yellow, purple and white flowers. He wears a heavy gold necklace of large ornamental beads and a red tilak mark on his forehead, and looks slightly to the side with a faint smile. A large gold ornamental piece stands at the right and a gold vessel at the left. a person: the red turban, flower-garland setting and ornate gold necklace are consistent with the page's description of the event.2010-12-22December 22 20102010-12-22