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A photograph of a speaker seated on an orange-upholstered throne-style chair on an orange-draped stage, addressing an audience during a satsang. He wears a white turban, a white dhoti-style garment with a gold-bordered shawl, and a gold beaded necklace; his hands are raised in gesture. A microphone on a stand stands before him. Pink roses arranged in brass vases flank the chair, and a white-covered table sits at left. Behind him a yellow-orange backdrop displays large blue Tamil script. Probable Swamiji cues: long swept-back hair, white turban, gold necklace and gold-bordered white garment, seated as the discourse speaker. Only the seated speaker is physically present; no audience is visible.

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A seated speaker on an orange-red throne-like chair on an orange-draped stage delivers a satsang, raising both hands in an expressive gesture. He wears a white head wrap, white dhoti-style garment with a gold border and a gold-bordered shawl, and a heavy gold necklace with a pendant. A microphone on a stand stands in front of him. Pink roses fill two ornate brass vases flanking the chair. Behind him a yellow-orange backdrop displays large blue Tamil script. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker has long hair under a white head wrap, a heavy gold necklace and ceremonial gold-bordered white clothing, a distinctive presentation consistent with the page's identification; he is presented as the speaker on the stage.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17A satsang discourse on a stage with an orange and yellow backdrop bearing large blue Tamil lettering. A man seated on an orange cushioned throne wears a white turban, bare-chested under a white wrap with gold border, and a long gold necklace with beads. He gestures with both hands while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Two brass vases with pink roses flank the throne, and an orange draped dais lies below. The stage-and-throne setup is a teaching event; the man is a seated speaker in a white-and-gold turban and wrap, and the a person label is uncertain since the appearance cues are only partially matched.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17A seated speaker on an orange-upholstered throne-style chair on a stage draped with orange cloth. He wears a white turban, a white shawl-like garment with gold border over the shoulder, bare arm, and a long gold beaded necklace; a red bindi is on his forehead. He gestures with one hand toward a microphone on a stand. Two brass vases with pink roses flank the chair, and a white-draped table with a small metal vessel sits at left. Behind him is a yellow-orange backdrop with blue Tamil lettering. Appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) with turban, long hair, gold necklace and ornate white-and-gold clothing, speaking as satsang discourse.2005-11-17A man seated on an orange-upholstered throne-style chair on a stage, speaking into a standing microphone. He wears a white turban, bare-chested with a white shawl draped over the shoulders and a white dhoti with gold border, and a long gold-beaded necklace. Large brass vases of pink roses flank the stage, and a white-draped table sits to the left. Behind him a yellow-orange backdrop displays large blue Tamil-script lettering. The orange stage skirt continues across the front. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), seated as the speaker, with turban, long hair, gold necklace and shawl as qualifying cues.2005-11-17A photograph of a seated speaker on a stage, giving a talk at a microphone stand. He wears a white turban, a white shawl over a white dhoti with gold borders, and a gold necklace. He sits in a large orange cushioned throne-style armchair with orange tassel cushions. Two brass vases with pink roses flank the chair, and a white-draped table sits to the left. Behind him is a yellow-orange banner with large Tamil and Telugu-style lettering. The stage has an orange cloth front. Appearance-based candidate for Swamiji (probable), seated and speaking, in white and gold attire with a turban and gold necklace.2005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17November 17 20052005-11-17