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A seated man in a rust-orange shawl and rudraksha mala speaks into a handheld microphone while holding a small object in his right hand. He sits on an ornate silver-framed swing-style day bed with a red cushion and a leopard-print pillow, draped with a tiger-striped throw. Behind him stands a large bronze Nataraja statue of dancing Shiva within a flame arch, beside a seated bronze-colored Nandi bull, a red-walled room, a pedestal fan and a framed portrait of a bearded figure in orange. a person: the speaker has long dreadlocked hair, a beard, a rudraksha mala and an orange shawl, which fit the page's reference to a person's discourse.

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A man seated on an ornate silver swing-bed draped with a tiger-striped cloth speaks into a handheld microphone, gesturing with his right hand. He wears a rust-red garment and a long rudraksha mala, with a red mark on his forehead and a beard. Behind him stands a bronze Nataraja statue of dancing Shiva within a ring of flames, beside a seated bronze Nandi bull on a white pedestal. A framed portrait hangs on the red wall, and a leopard-print cushion rests at his side. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker, identified by the rudraksha mala, long swept-back hair and rust-red ritual clothing in a satsang setting.2017-02-11A bearded man with long swept-back dark hair sits on an ornate silver-finished bench in a courtyard, wearing a rust-red saffron-toned shawl over a pink sleeveless top and a red wrist cord. He wears white tripundra marks with a red bindi on his forehead and raises one hand in a gesture while speaking. Behind him a bronze statue of a dancing deity stands against a red wall. A tiger-striped cloth and a red cloth lie on the bench, and a small brown booklet is held near the bottom right. The man appears to be a person seated in a teaching role, with a visible audience member at the lower edge.2017-02-09A photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair and a full beard, wearing an orange-saffron robe and a heavy gold-bead necklace, seated cross-legged on a gilded swing-throne with a leopard-print cushion. He holds a microphone in his right hand while speaking. Behind him stands a bronze Nataraja statue dancing within a flame arch, and a framed portrait hangs on a red wall. A small blue globe sits on the left, a water bottle and an electric fan are on the right, and a brass vessel stands at the lower left. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair, a crown-like white tilak, saffron robes and ornate gold necklace cues, consistent with the event page, though appearance alone is not certain.2016-10-12January 18 20172017-01-18Photograph of a satsang on an ornate silver-white canopy swing draped with pink cushions, set in a temple-like hall with a bronze Nataraja statue within a fiery arch behind it. A man with long dark hair, a red jacket and red-brown trousers sits on the swing, smiling, with a pink cushion beside him. A woman in a rust-orange sari with long braided hair stands at left holding a microphone. A person in a red-orange robe with long dreadlocks leans toward the seated man, hand near his shoulder. Several seated devotees in the foreground watch from below, and a standing fan and a brass lamp are visible at the edges. a person is seated on the swing in a red jacket, with long hair and a red-brown garment, as described by the appearance cues.2017-01-06A bearded man in a rust-red sleeveless robe over a magenta top sits on an ornate silver throne-style chair, holding up a small silver trident-tipped rod in his right hand. He has a white tilak on his forehead and a red-thread wristband. Behind him stands a bronze Nataraja-style dancing deity statue on a pedestal, with a red wall and a stone pillar. A leopard-print cloth lies on the chair arm, and a small section of a visitor's head is visible at the bottom. a person is seated, teaching during a courtyard initiation session, with trident-rod in hand; the guidance is a silver trident-tipped rod rather than a kalasha.2017-02-09February 09 20172017-02-09February 11 20182018-02-11February 11 20172017-02-11October 29 20172017-10-29October 29 20172017-10-29February 09 20172017-02-09