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A smiling man in a saffron-orange turban and orange robes sits in a brown leather armchair on a golden stage, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a long brown beaded rudraksha mala and a blue wristband, with a small red-and-white forehead mark. Behind him gilded figures and a golden backdrop with red velvet cushions dominate the stage, and a water bottle and green plant sit at the lower left. A discourse or satsang setting is visible, with one speaker seated on the dais.

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A seated man in a rust-red turban and matching rust-red and gold-bordered robes sits in an ornate brown leather armchair, smiling broadly, with a red bindi on his forehead. He wears long brown rudraksha-style beaded malas across his chest and has bare feet and bare arms. A microphone on a stand is in front of him. Behind him stands a large gilded carved backdrop, with gold-finished chairs and red cushions visible at the sides.2015-06-15 +2 copiesA man in an orange-red turban and orange-saffron robes sits in a large brown leather armchair with carved wooden arms, smiling, a red bindi on his forehead. He wears a long brown rudraksha mala around his neck and a blue wristband. A microphone on a stand is beside him against a dark maroon curtain. A red cushioned seat, a glass with a straw and a white cup sit in the foreground.2015-06-20 +1 copiesJune 13 20152015-06-13A smiling man in an orange-red turban and matching saffron-red robe with a gold border sits in a carved brown leather throne-style armchair, speaking into a microphone on a stand while raising his right hand in a gesture. He wears a long brown beaded rudraksha-style mala around his neck, a blue and red bracelet on his wrist, and a vertical tilak mark on his forehead. A dark maroon curtain forms the background, with a golden cushion visible at the right edge. Swamiji (probable) appears here as the seated speaker, based on the saffron turban and robe, rudraksha mala and throne-like seat, with the page noting his presence at this event.2015-06-13A man seated in a brown leather armchair with carved wooden armrests, speaking into a black microphone on a boom stand. He wears a red-orange turban with a red bindi and white tripundra markings, a rudraksha mala of multiple strands, and an orange-red garment with yellow borders over one shoulder. Behind him stand ornate gold-toned carvings and a tall brass oil lamp. a person appearance-based label applies to this seated speaker, shown as a teacher giving a discourse.2015-08-23A man seated cross-legged in a brown leather armchair with carved wooden arms, speaking into a handheld stand microphone. He wears a rust-orange turban with a red tilak on the forehead, a rust-orange and gold-bordered robe draped over one shoulder, and a long multi-strand rudraksha and gold bead mala with a gold pendant. Behind him is ornate gold-leaf carved panelling and a gold pole, with a red patterned cushion and a wooden side table at left.2015-08-23August 23 20152015-08-23A smiling man sits in a brown leather armchair with carved wooden armrests against a dark red curtain, speaking into a microphone on a boom stand. He wears an orange-red turban with a small red tilak mark on the forehead, an orange-red and gold-bordered shawl, and a long brown rudraksha mala draped over his shoulders, with a blue beaded bracelet on his wrist. The chair and a gold-coloured item at the right edge suggest a stage setting. Swamiji (probable) is identified by the page as the speaker; cues include the orange turban, saffron-ochre shawl and rudraksha mala while giving a satsang-style talk.2015-06-13A smiling man seated in a large brown leather throne-style chair with carved wooden armrests, speaking into a black microphone on a boom stand. He wears a rust-orange turban with a red tilak mark on the forehead, an orange and gold silk shawl over bare shoulders, multiple strands of brown beaded rudraksha malas, and a gold pendant. Behind him, ornate gold-toned carved panels and a brass oil lamp stand in a gilded hall.2015-08-23August 02 20152015-08-02September 05 20152015-09-05July 04 20152015-07-04