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A standing man on a stage holds a silver trident in his right hand, its tines and shaft polished, while his left hand rests at his hip. He wears a red-orange dhoti or wrap, a leopard-print sleeveless garment, a wide belt, layered dark rudraksha malas and matching bracelets and armbands. His long, swept-back dark hair and red tilak mark him as a person in a ceremonial performance role. Behind him stands an ornate metallic arch, red-and-black striped drapery, and garlands of yellow and red flowers under green and red stage lighting.

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September 20 20122012-09-20A smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair stands barefoot on a red-cushioned throne-like dais, one hand on his hip and the other holding a silver trident. He wears a red draped dhoti-style cloth, a leopard-print vest, layered rudraksha malas across his chest and waist, and matching bead bracelets on his arms and ankles, with a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him stand a large curved golden arch and garlands of marigold-like flowers in red, yellow and white. The warm red and green stage lighting gives the scene a theatrical glow. Probable Swamiji is shown in this stage presentation, with cues of long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas and a trident.2012-09-20A standing man on a raised stage holds a tall silver trident in his right hand, its tines curving outward with a small red gem at the centre. He wears long dark curly hair, a red bindi and a rudraksha mala draped across his chest and waist, with a bell-studded rudraksha belt. His garment is a red-orange cloth wrapped at the hips over a leopard-print top, and he wears bracelets and ankle beads. Behind him a red velvet throne with a golden ornamental arch glows under warm red and green stage lighting. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, rudraksha malas, trident and ornate red-orange clothing are the qualifying cues for this figure.2012-09-20A figure stands on a raised red-draped platform in front of a dark throne-like backdrop and a large golden ornamental arch with a hooded serpent-like design. The standing figure wears a red-orange dress, a layered rudraksha mala and beaded necklaces, arm bands, and a leopard-print bodice with a belt of metal pieces, and holds a silver trident in one hand. Clothing and colours suggest a ceremonial stage presentation with warm red and green lighting and marigold-style garlands at the top left. a person: the figure has long dark swept hair, a red tilak, and rudraksha malas with a red-orange ceremonial dress. The stage setting and trident suggest an audience-facing ceremonial appearance. The page is a photo, with one physical person visible.2012-09-20A man stands on a raised tiger-striped platform before a red tiger-striped throne-like arch and a large gilded arch behind him, lit in warm orange and green. He wears long dark wavy hair, a sindoor-type red mark on his forehead, a red-and-cream draped garment, a leopard-print bodice, layered rudraksha malas and a rudraksha belt, and rudraksha bracelets. He holds a silver trident in one hand and rests the other hand on his hip while smiling. Swamiji (probable) cues are the long hair, distinctive rudraksha garlands and ornate ritual dress on a throne-like seat.2012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20A standing man with long, loose dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead poses on a red tiger-striped throne before a large ornate golden arch. He wears a flowing red-orange dhoti-style wrap, a leopard-print sleeveless top, a wide belt and many dark rudraksha malas across his chest, with beaded bands on his arms and ankles. His right hand rests on a silver trident (trishula) while his left hand is on his hip. Marigold garlands in yellow, red and white hang at the upper left, and the warm red and green stage lighting enhances the setting. Swamiji (probable) is shown in this celebratory satsang setting, with the rudraksha malas, distinctive long hair and orange-red garments as the visible cues.2012-09-20September 16 20122012-09-16