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A smiling man in a rust-orange turban sits on a golden throne, wearing a heavy garland of orange marigolds, white jasmine and pink roses layered over his shoulders. He wears a rust-orange robe, a gold pendant on a chain and a brown rudraksha mala. Behind him a backdrop shows a gold-framed painted figure in orange with a raised hand and a bead necklace, and a vase of pink roses and yellow flowers stands to the right. A tiger-striped cloth covers the throne edge. Swamiji (probable) is shown in a satsang setting, with long swept-back hair and rudraksha and ceremonial gold cues; the candidate is physically present.

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October 11 20152015-10-11October 11 20152015-10-11A smiling man in a rust-orange turban and matching orange-red robe sits behind a polished silver-toned table, draped in heavy garlands of orange marigolds, white jasmine and pink roses with green leaves. A rudraksha mala hangs across his chest beside a gold chain with a gold pendant. A small red tilak marks his forehead and a microphone is clipped near his face. Behind him stands a gold ornate deity murti with pink flowers.2015-10-11A smiling man in a rust-orange turban with a small vertical tilak on his forehead wears several layered marigold and white-and-pink rose garlands wrapped in clear plastic, plus a gold-toned chain and a brown rudraksha-style mala. He sits before a golden ornate backdrop, with pink roses and yellow flowers to the right and red painted figures behind. a person: the orange turban, layered garlands and ornate setting are consistent with the page's claim that he appears here.2015-10-11 +2 copiesOctober 11 20152015-10-11A smiling man in a rust-orange turban with a red tilak on his forehead wears a long rudraksha mala and is draped with large garlands of orange marigolds, white flowers, red roses and green leaves wrapped in clear plastic. Behind him stand gold ornate carvings, a painted red deity mural, pink roses and yellow flowers, and a partly visible figure at left with raised hand. The turban and garlands indicate a felicitation; the a person label is not established by visible cues here.2015-10-11November 15 20152015-11-15April 24 20152015-04-24October 11 20152015-10-11October 07 20132013-10-07 +1 copiesJuly 31 20152015-07-31April 24 20152015-04-24