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A dimly lit indoor photograph of a man with long dark hair and a small red forehead mark, wearing a saffron-orange robe, seated and gesturing with one raised hand while speaking. In the foreground, the blurred backs of several heads of listeners are visible. Behind him are a window with slatted blinds, a parked motorcycle and a plain wall. The man appears to be a teacher addressing a small gathering, with a shawl-like saffron wrap and long hair as the visible cues.

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A photograph taken indoors at night of a long-haired man in an orange-saffron robe standing near a window with metal grille, addressing a seated group whose heads are seen in the foreground. Behind him is a parked two-wheeler motorbike and a wall with a small shelf. Two seated listeners in dark or saffron clothing are silhouetted at the bottom of the frame. The man has long, swept-back hair and a forehead mark, and wears orange cloth draped over one shoulder, which together with the setting suggests a teaching or Brahmacharya training session.2006-08-22August 22 20062006-08-22August 22 20062006-08-22A dimly lit indoor photograph of a long-haired man in an orange saffron robe seated in front of a small group of people, with their heads in silhouette in the foreground. He sits with his hands pressed together in front of his chest, addressing the gathering. Behind him are a white wall, a barred window and a parked motorcycle. Several listeners are visible from behind, and the room feels like a simple ashram or training hall.2006-08-22August 22 20062006-08-22Evening indoor scene in a dim room with a pale blue-grey wall and a barred window at left. A long-haired man in an orange-saffron robe sits gesturing with both hands, mid-speech, facing a seated audience whose heads are in the lower foreground. He wears a saffron/orange robe and has long swept-back dark hair; the audience members are seen from behind, including a figure with short curly hair. The page indicates this is Swamiji (probable) by appearance cues: long swept-back hair and saffron/orange clothing, presented here as a teaching or satsang session.2006-08-22A dimly lit indoor session in a plain room with a window grille, a wall fan and a motorcycle partly visible at left. A person with long dark hair and an orange saffron garment sits facing the room and appears to be speaking, and the audience in the foreground is seen from behind as dark silhouettes, many with shaved heads and wearing dark or brown clothing.2006-08-22August 22 20062006-08-22August 22 20062006-08-22A dim indoor room lit by a dark ceiling and a window with metal grille bars on the left. In the centre, a man with long dark hair and an orange-saffron garment sits and speaks, one hand raised in gesture, while a group of seated listeners with shaved or short-cropped heads fills the foreground in silhouette. A pedestal fan stands at the right edge and a small potted plant sits near the window. The scene resembles a brahmacharya training or teaching session.2006-08-22A dim indoor hall photographed from behind pillars, with a seated crowd in the foreground and a figure in orange clothing seated at the front before a music stand and a microphone on a stand. A standing person in dark robes stands at the left edge. The room has barred windows and a white wall behind the stage. The seated figure wears a saffron/orange garment with long dark hair; the appearance is consistent with a presenter but not certain. Attendees sit on the floor facing the front. Lighting is low and the image is blurred.2006-08-22Dim indoor hall where a long-haired man in saffron-orange robes sits on a raised platform, facing a large audience seen from behind in the foreground. Many attendees wear light shirts and dark hair is visible. Behind the platform stand black bags and a camera on a tripod with a red recording light, and a round ceiling fan or light fixture hangs at right. Swamiji (probable) is visibly suggested by the long swept-back hair and saffron robes of the seated speaker, who appears to be giving a talk to the assembled seekers.2006-08-22