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A seated man in a rust-red turban and rust-red robe with a gold-yellow border speaks while raising one hand near his face. He wears a heavy rudraksha mala and a large ceremonial gold pendant. Behind him is a gold-embossed ornate throne with a silver trident leaning at left and a wine-and-white patterned curtain. The scene suggests a seated teaching or address setting. a person: the robe, turban, rudraksha mala and gold pendant match the cues, so this is an in-person candidate, though the appearance is not certain enough to confirm identity.

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September 15 20152015-09-15August 09 20152015-08-09A man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved floral backrest speaks while gesturing with his right hand. He wears a rust-red turban with a small red tilak mark on his forehead, a rust-red and gold-edged robe, and a long multi-strand necklace of gold and bronze-coloured beads. A blue and red wrist thread is visible on his left wrist. Behind him hang deep magenta curtains. The man is the only person visible. Swamiji (probable): the turban, saffron-red robe and gold beaded necklace are the cues, and he is presented as the speaker on the throne.2015-08-09May 13 20152015-05-13A seated man in a rust-red turban and rust-red robe with a gold-bordered orange shawl sits before an ornate gold throne-back with a fan-shaped gilt design. He wears layered rudraksha-style bead malas and a large gold pendant with a deity relief, and a small red bindi on his forehead. He gazes to the side while speaking, hands resting in his lap. Behind him hangs a maroon and white patterned curtain, and a gilded lion-form armrest is visible at left.2015-09-16A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and a rust-coloured turban speaks into a microphone on a stand, one hand raised palm-open in explanation. A long rudraksha mala hangs to the chest with a gold ornamental pendant, and gold bangles and armlets are worn. Behind is an elaborate gold-embossed backdrop and a red patterned cushioned seat. Swamiji (probable) is described by the saffron robes, rudraksha mala, ceremonial gold necklace and turban, and is shown speaking as a discourse teacher in front of an ornate golden throne-style backdrop. A partially visible person sits at the lower right edge.2016-01-17A man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved gold filigree and red zebra-striped cushions, wearing a rust-red turban with a gold brooch and a red-orange robe with gold borders. He has a red tilak on his forehead, wears a long multi-strand gold bead necklace, gold armbands and bangles, and a small microphone at his mouth. He smiles and raises his right index finger while speaking, with a warm orange backdrop behind him. Appearance-based candidate for Swamiji (probable), seated and teaching in ceremonial dress with a crown-like turban and ornate gold adornments.2015-08-09August 09 20152015-08-09A seated man in an orange-saffron turban and matching saffron-red draped garment sits on a red velvet throne-like couch in front of an ornate gold backdrop with fan-shaped carved patterns. He wears a long necklace of large gold beads with orange rudraksha-style strands, a small red bindi on his forehead, and a small lapel microphone. His left arm rests on a gold-coloured ornate armrest decorated with a carved gold object, and a red bead bracelet is on his wrist. Dark maroon drapery forms the background.2013-04-01A seated man in a rust-orange turban and saffron-orange robe with a gold-yellow sash sits on a red tiger-striped cushioned seat before an ornate gilded throne backdrop. He wears a multi-strand beaded rudraksha-style mala and a gold pendant, with beaded bangles on both upper arms and wrists, and a small red bindi with a tilak on his forehead. A small microphone is clipped near his face. Several qualifying cues are visible: a distinctive turban, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, seated on a throne-like chair. The page does not name him at this event, so identity is left uncertain.2015-08-26January 17 20162016-01-17August 09 20152015-08-09