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A performer stands on a red-and-black tiger-striped platform before a large ornate golden arch and a red velvet throne back, lit in red and green. He holds a silver trident in one hand, has his other hand on his hip, and smiles broadly. He wears a red draped cloth, a leopard-print sleeveless top, many red and beaded rudraksha-style malas, red beaded armbands and anklets, and a red bindi on his forehead. One bare foot rests on the platform. A single person is visible.

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A man stands on a raised platform in a red-lit hall, holding a tall silver trident in his right hand. He wears a red dhoti-style cloth, a leopard-print sleeveless vest, a red rudraksha mala draped across his chest, a red-beaded sash with bells at the waist, and red beaded bangles. He has long wavy dark hair and a white tripundra with a red mark on his forehead, and he smiles toward the side. Behind him hang marigold and red-white floral garlands, and a red tiger-striped cushioned seat with gilded ornamental trim is visible. A small circular logo appears in the lower left corner.2012-09-20A standing figure on a red and black zebra-striped throne stage under a large golden arched backdrop. The figure holds a silver trident in the left hand and rests the right hand on the hip. He wears a reddish-orange draped cloth over a leopard-print garment, with multiple strands of red and dark rudraksha-style beads, bead bracelets on the upper arms and wrists, and an ankle bead band. Warm red and orange stage lighting with green accents. Swamiji (probable) is present in this performance-style scene, shown with long swept-back hair, ornate red clothing, and layered bead malas. Bare feet on the raised platform.2012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20A standing man on a dark red velvet throne with a zebra-striped pattern, set against a gilded arched backdrop lit in red and green. He wears a red-orange cloth wrap, a leopard-print sleeveless top, layered red rudraksha malas, red beaded bands on his arms and ankle, and a belt of bells. He holds a silver trident in his left hand and rests his right hand on his hip, with a smile and long swept-back hair, and a white forehead marking. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas and a trident, consistent with the page's attribution. Only one physical person is visible.2012-09-20A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a vertical sandalwood tilak stands beside a red-upholstered throne, holding a silver trident in his right hand. He wears a flowing red-orange dhoti-style garment, a leopard-print bodice, a belt of bells, and multiple long rudraksha malas across his chest, with rudraksha bracelets on his wrists and ankles. Behind him are garlands of red, white and yellow flowers and a silver-green canopy with bells. Red and green stage lighting covers the scene.2012-09-20A photograph of a standing man on a stage under red and green lighting, wearing a flowing red-orange dhoti-style wrap and a leopard-print sleeveless garment with a dark rudraksha belt. He wears long layered rudraksha malas and wrist and ankle beads, holds a silver trident on a long shaft in his left hand, and rests his right hand near a silver staff with bells. Behind him are a red tiger-striped upholstered throne and a gold-embossed backdrop with a draped curtain. a person appears to be the figure in the foreground, identified by long swept hair, saffron-orange clothing, rudraksha malas and a trident-bearing ceremonial stance.2012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20September 20 20122012-09-20A figure with long dark swept-back hair and a painted forehead marking stands on a zebra-striped red throne, holding a silver trident in the left hand. He wears a flowing orange-red cloth wrap, layered rudraksha malas across the chest, bead bracelets on the arms and ankles, and a dark patterned cloth belt. Behind him an ornate embossed silver arch, strands of red and yellow marigold garlands, and warm red-green stage lighting frame the scene.2012-09-20