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A man seated on an ornate silver and red velvet throne holds a tall silver staff with a leaf-shaped finial in his raised right hand. He wears a rust-orange draped garment, layered gold chains, gold armlets and a brooch of white flower-like ornaments, with a vertical red mark on his forehead and long dark hair. Behind him a bright hall with pink walls and a doorway holds blurred figures, one in white. Suggested as Swamiji (probable) on the basis of the saffron-orange clothing, long hair, gold ornaments and ceremonial staff.

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A man seated on an ornate silver-carved throne with a red cushioned seat holds a tall silver staff with a pointed finial in his raised left hand. He wears a red-orange draped cloth, a chunky gold necklace, gold bangles on both upper arms, gold earrings and a white and red forehead tilak. The figure is consistent with Swamiji (probable): long dark hair, ornate gold jewellery and a ceremonial staff, seated on a throne in a crowded hall. Other seated people in white and saffron are blurred in the background. Setting: a pale hall with a red door frame behind the throne.2017-07-06July 06 20172017-07-06July 06 20172017-07-06July 06 20172017-07-06A man seated in profile on an ornate silver-and-red throne, raising a tall silver staff topped with a crystal finial with his left hand. He wears a rust-red wrap, a gold necklace, gold bangles on the upper arm and wrist, a white-and-gold floral arm ornament, and a vertical tilak with dots on the forehead; his long hair is swept back. Blurred seated devotees fill the background of a bright hall.2017-07-06A man seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne holds a tall silver staff topped with a leaf-like finial in his raised right hand. He wears a rust-red wrap, layered gold necklaces, a gold armlet on each upper arm, gold bangles and white flower ornaments on his shoulder. He has long dark hair, a forehead tilak and a faint mark between the brows, and gold earrings. Behind him are blurred figures in white and saffron clothing in a bright hall with pink walls and a red doorway. A probable Swamiji is shown in person, with cues of long hair, ornate gold jewellery and a saffron-red wrap, seated and holding a ceremonial staff; the image appears to be a photograph of a live event.2017-07-06July 06 20172017-07-06A man with long swept-back dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, gold earrings, a gold necklace and a thick gold ceremonial chain stands holding a silver staff topped with a finial, wearing a red-orange shawl draped over bare shoulders with brooch-like ornaments and gold armlets. Behind him a silver ornately carved chair with a red cushion sits in a bright hall, with blurred seated devotees in the background. A man with long swept-back hair, a crown or turban is not visible; his appearance matches the page's description of the presiding figure, so this is a person seated presence in a satsang setting, holding a silver staff and wearing saffron-red ceremonial shawl and gold jewellery.2017-07-06July 06 20172017-07-06A man with long dark hair and a beard sits on an ornate silver throne with a red velvet seat, holding a silver staff with a finial in his raised right hand. He wears a red-orange draped garment, a multi-strand gold necklace, gold bangles on both upper arms, and a ceremonial stone-set brooch at the shoulder, with a vertical tilak on his forehead and a gold earring. Behind him, blurred people in white clothing sit in a bright hall with pale walls and a red door frame.2017-07-06July 06 20172017-07-06A man seated on an ornate silver throne with a red velvet cushion, holding a tall silver staff topped with a finial in his raised right hand. He wears a rust-red draped garment, a gold chain necklace, a gold pendant, gold floral brooches on the shoulder, gold bangles on the arms, long dark hair swept back, a red bindi and an orange-gold tilak. A silver trident stands at the left edge. Seated and standing people fill the blurred background, some with white clothing and sandalwood or vibhuti marks. Background people are devotees.2017-07-06