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A smiling man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban with a jewelled ornament sits on an ornate golden throne flanked by golden lion sculptures and red velvet cushions. He wears layered gold beaded necklaces, gold armbands and bracelets, and holds a green parrot perched on a silver tray. Behind him stand painted deity figures with gold ornaments and a gilded backrest. a person: the saffron robes, orange turban, ornate gold necklaces and bracelets, and throne match the cues, so this is the appearance-based label for the seated man, who is a teacher or honoured guest on the throne.

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A seated man in orange saffron robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate gold throne with deep red velvet cushions and gold lion-form armrests. He wears a long orange-brown rudraksha mala and gold bangles and smiles while his hands rest on the armrests. Two gold-coloured standing deity murti flank the throne, each with multiple arms, crowns and gold necklaces, holding implements. The painted pillars behind are red, blue and green with gold trim, and a small white-and-gold staff rises beside the throne.2011-12-26A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a deep red cushion, flanked by two golden lion statues at the base. He wears an orange turban, a rudraksha-style beaded necklace with white beads, and silver bangles on his wrists. Behind him stand two painted multi-armed deity murti figures with crowns, one on each side, against a colourful temple-style backdrop with pink and green columns. A small pen and paper rest at the bottom right. a person is seated on the throne in a ceremonial setting.2011-12-25A seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban with a small jewelled emblem sits on an ornate golden throne with carved lion-headed armrests and a maroon cushion. He wears multiple strands of gold beaded necklaces and gold bangles, and a green parrot perches on a silver tray or stand held in his hands. Behind him are painted, gold-crowned standing deity figures with raised arms, and a gold-framed backdrop with hanging brass lamps. The . Presentation cues on this person are a saffron turban, ornate gold necklaces and saffron garments on a throne, so the appearance-based candidate Swamiji (probable) is seated in person, though his face is not used for identification2012-02-09February 09 20122012-02-09A man in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on an ornate gold throne with carved lion heads and a tiger-striped cushion, speaking into a headset microphone and holding a silver rod. Multiple rows of rudraksha malas hang on his chest and wrists, and he wears a gold necklace and earrings. Behind him hang deep maroon velvet curtains. The stage setting suggests a satsang discourse.2013-02-26 +1 copiesNovember 18 20152015-11-18A seated man in an ornate golden throne with lion-head armrests and a deep red velvet cushion, wearing a red and gold turban, saffron-orange shawl over a yellow-orange dhoti, and a rudraksha mala around his neck. He holds a small tablet in his lap and smiles toward the camera. Flanking him are two large painted deity statues with four arms, orange and green garments, and gold ornaments. Two golden lion statues sit at the base of the throne. A small headset microphone is visible on his face. Behind the throne, ritual lamps and a glimpse of a temple interior are visible.2011-12-28September 14 20132013-09-14November 18 20152015-11-18A man in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with deep red cushions, smiling and gesturing with his right hand while speaking into a headset microphone. He wears layered white beaded necklaces, a rudraksha-style white bead mala, beaded armlets and a red bindi. Beside him is a golden lion sculpture. Behind him stands a multi-armed deity murti painted in red and gold with a crown. The Swamiji (probable) appearance cues are the saffron robes, orange turban and ornate beaded necklaces on the throne. The photo is credited to Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam with a source line2011-12-25February 09 20122012-02-09November 11 20152015-11-11