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A seated man in a maroon-brown robe and matching turban sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion and a gilded hooded-serpent backrest. He wears a pink and white flower garland, a gold chain and gold armbands, and his eyes are closed. Behind him a large painted deity murti with four arms, a crescent moon and a jewelled crown is framed by golden foliage. A tall gold trident stands at left, a red drape hangs behind the stage, and painted panels of seated devotees flank the throne. Being honoured on a throne, he wears clothes with distinctive adornments but no long swept hair, rudraksha or ceremonial cues listed, so the identity is uncertain and he is described by role.

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October 04 20162016-10-04A man in a maroon turban and rust-coloured robes sits on an ornate gold throne with a shell-like backrest and red cushions, wearing a long white and pink flower garland, rudraksha-style beads and a gold pendant, with gold bracelets on his arms. Behind him stands a large painted murti-style backdrop of a four-armed deity with a crescent moon and a crown, surrounded by gold foliage, flanked by painted sage figures. A tall gold trident stands to the left against a maroon curtain. The man is a person shown seated on the stage at a satsang setting; his appearance is consistent with the page's attribution, with the turban, garlands and gold throne as cues.2016-10-04 +1 copiesOctober 04 20162016-10-04 +1 copiesOctober 04 20162016-10-04 +1 copiesNovember 11 20162016-11-11 +2 copiesOctober 05 20162016-10-05September 30 20162016-09-30October 04 20162016-10-04 +1 copiesSeptember 30 20162016-09-30October 04 20162016-10-04 +1 copiesSeptember 25 20162016-09-25October 04 20162016-10-04