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A seated man on an ornate red stage throne with an elaborate gold-embossed backrest raises both arms overhead with palms open, smiling. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his body with gold-bordered edges, a heavy gold bead necklace, a gold bead headband, and a red-and-white tilak on his forehead. A silver staff stands beside the throne and red velvet cushions with tiger-stripe patterns flank him. The setting suggests a satsang or public discourse stage. The page identifies this as Swamiji; by appearance, a probable Swamiji is seated in the central position with saffron clothing, gold beads and a crown-like headband, presented as the speaker or honoured guru.

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A man seated on an ornate gold-embossed throne against a deep red velvet backdrop, arms raised open wide in a jubilant gesture while smiling. He wears a saffron-orange draped robe with gold-bordered edges, a heavy gold bead necklace, and a gold headband with a red tilak mark on his forehead. A silver staff rests beside the dais and a water bottle sits on the platform. The appearance matches the Swamiji (probable) presentation with long swept-back hair, ornate gold jewellery and saffron clothing, seated in an elevated throne setting, consistent with a satsang stage.2012-05-01A seated man on an ornate gold-and-red throne raises both arms in an open-palm gesture while smiling. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and shawl with gold borders, a heavy gold bead necklace, and a gold headband with a central ornament. Behind him stands a large gold-embossed throne arch against red velvet drapes. A silver staff rests at his right and a water bottle sits on a side table. Appearance-based candidate, probable Swamiji, identified by swept-back hair cues, ceremonial gold necklace and saffron-orange clothing, seated on a throne; the physical person count is one.2012-05-01A man seated on an ornate gold throne with a large gilded arched backdrop and red velvet draped behind him, raising both palms upward in a blessing gesture. He wears a saffron-orange draped cloth with gold-bordered edges and a long gold-threaded end falling over his lap, a heavy gold bead necklace, and a gold bead headpiece with a vertical tilak on his forehead. A silver staff-like stand and a water bottle sit to the right on the stage. a person: the saffron/orange draping, ornate gold necklace and headpiece, and the seated throne presentation are consistent with the page's a person reference, shown in person on stage during a satsang-style event.2012-05-01A smiling man in a rust-orange turban and orange dhoti-style robe with gold border stands before an ornate gold throne with carved lion and cobra motifs, a red tiger-striped cushion, and a gold canopy. He raises both hands palms-out above his head, and wears a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace with a pendant. A microphone stand is at the right edge. Swamiji (probable): the figure wears rudraksha malas, a turban and ceremonial gold necklaces on a gold throne, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji speaking at this event. Only one physical person is visible; the throne and carvings are not people.2016-01-23March 04 20132013-03-04 +3 copiesApril 14 20132013-04-14A standing man in a rust-orange wrapped garment with wide gold borders raises both hands high in an open, celebratory gesture while smiling. He wears layered orange-and-gold beaded necklaces, gold bangles, a red bindi, small gold earrings and a clear crystal mala hanging at his side. Behind him is an ornate gold-carved throne with a tiger-striped cloth draped over a red cushion, a carved gold lion-head armrest, and deep maroon velvet drapes. He stands barefoot on a red patterned carpet.2013-05-04A seated man in an orange-red saffron dhoti and shawl with gold border sits on an ornate gold throne with an arched backrest, raising his right hand in a blessing wave. He wears a heavy gold bead necklace and a gold bead headband with a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him hang deep red drapes and a silver staff rests against the throne arm.2012-05-01October 15 20152015-10-15January 18 20132013-01-18 +2 copiesMay 04 20132013-05-04May 28 20132013-05-28 +1 copies