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A bearded man in orange robes sits on an ornate gold-framed throne with a carved gold elephant armrest, speaking into a handheld microphone. He wears a red tilak on his forehead, a red thread on his wrist and gold bangles. Behind him hang deep red drapes, and a partly visible figure in orange sits at the right edge. A silver-decorated table stands in the foreground. The orange-robed man matches the page's Swamiji flag only by role and presentation, with long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and a golden throne as cues, so the identification is probable.

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December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21Two men in saffron-orange robes sit on ornate gold-framed thrones with lion carvings and gold lion figures at their feet, against a deep red draped curtain on a stage. The man on the left, with short dark hair and a trimmed beard, holds a black microphone and gestures while speaking. The man on the right has long white hair and a long white beard, wears a rudraksha mala, and rests his hand on his knee. A third orange-robed figure is partly visible at the far right edge. The photo appears to be from a discourse or satsang. The page describes a person a person candidate; the bearded man on the right with a mala and long white beard is a probable candidate, though appearance is only partly distinctive.2016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21Two men in saffron-orange robes sit on ornate gold-framed thrones with lion-head carvings and gilded lion armrests against a deep red curtain backdrop. The man on the left holds a black microphone to his mouth and speaks, with his right hand gesturing; he has a full dark beard and a red tilak mark. The man on the right, with long white hair and a long white beard, sits with eyes closed and hands resting on the armrest, wearing a rudraksha mala and bangles. A partially visible third person in orange sits at the far right edge. The gold-framed chair at right carries a small portrait medallion of a bearded man at its top corner.2016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21December 21 20162016-12-21