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A man sits cross-legged on a yellow and black patterned cushion in front of a large red velvet back-rest with black tiger-stripe pattern and gold cord trim. He wears an orange-brown unstitched cloth draped over one shoulder with a gold-yellow border, multiple strands of rudraksha beads with gold rosette pendants, and a small red dot with white horizontal tilak on his forehead; a headset microphone is at his face and gold hoop earrings are visible. He has his hand resting on his foot and is speaking. The setting suggests a seated satsang discourse.

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September 13 20122012-09-13October 07 20122012-10-07 +1 copiesSeptember 12 20122012-09-12October 16 20122012-10-16September 12 20122012-09-12September 24 20122012-09-24A seated man in orange-saffron robes sits cross-legged on a red velvet throne with a gold-trimmed back and a tiger-stripe patterned cushion. He wears several strands of gold beaded necklaces with round medallions, gold armlets and bracelets, and gold hoop earrings. A white tilak and red bindi mark his forehead, and a small microphone is clipped near his face. His hands rest on his knees as he smiles toward the audience. a person: the saffron robes, gold necklaces, and armlets fit the presentation of the page's subject, though his appearance is not conclusive. Printed text on the photo reads a copyright notice and source credit.2012-09-12October 06 20122012-10-06September 16 20122012-09-16October 05 20122012-10-05September 13 20122012-09-13A seated man in a red velvet throne with zebra-stripe pattern and gold cord trim sits cross-legged on a tiger-print cloth. He wears saffron-orange unstitched robes draped over one shoulder, layered rudraksha malas, a gold ceremonial pendant, rudraksha armbands, gold hoop earrings and a gold-trimmed clothing edge. A white tilak with a red bindi marks his forehead, and a small headset microphone is clipped near his face. His hands rest folded in his lap with rings visible. Matching appearance cues with his robes, malas and throne, this is a person seated in a teaching setting.2012-10-18