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A photograph of a smiling man with long dark hair swept back, wearing an orange-saffron sleeveless robe draped over the body, seated on a white-covered cushioned seat against a plain beige wall. He holds a dark rectangular object, possibly a small book or tablet, in his hands. Only one person is visible in the scene, with a partial figure in pink at the left edge. The visible cues of saffron robe and long hair match the page's reference to Swamiji (probable), appearing in person.

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April 04 20082008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04 +1 copiesApril 04 20082008-04-04Photograph of a smiling man with dark hair swept back, wearing an orange saffron wrap draped over his shoulders, seated against a plain cream wall beside a white cushion. He has a small red tilak on his forehead and is gesturing with one hand. The appearance matches the page's Swamiji cues of swept-back hair and saffron clothing, so this is a probable identification of Swamiji (probable) seated in conversation.2008-04-04A smiling man in a saffron-orange wrap sits in a plain room with pale walls, laughing as he faces another person seen from behind in the lower left, whose dark hair and light grey shirt are visible. The orange-clad man has long dark hair swept back and wears a wrapped orange garment over one shoulder, with an orange cushion or seat edge at the right edge. The setting appears to be an informal sitting or satsang-style conversation.2008-04-04A photograph of a person seated against a plain pale wall, draped in saffron-orange sannyasi robes wrapped over one shoulder, with a small red forehead mark. The head is bowed with eyes lowered and the figure rests one bare arm on a knee. Below is a white cloth-covered couch or bench. A faint white bird logo appears in the upper left corner and a copyright line sits in the lower right. a person: the figure wears orange robes, has short dark hair and a forehead mark, but no crown, mala, or ornate cues are visible, so identity is uncertain.2008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04A photograph of a seated person in orange robes sitting on a white-draped sofa against a plain beige wall, looking down at an open silver laptop balanced on their lap. The person wears an orange shawl wrapped over the shoulders and has dark hair pulled back. To the right, another person in orange clothing and a white garment sits on the floor, reading a blue-covered booklet. A third person's shoulder and head appear at the lower left edge. An orange cloth and a folded white paper rest on the sofa beside the laptop.2008-04-04A man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits reclined on an orange cushioned couch, wearing an orange robe over a red garment with a red-orange shawl draped across his chest. He looks off to the side with a faint smile, a black laptop open in front of him and a colourful red, yellow and blue striped cloth beside it. A microphone stand is visible at right against a grey curtain and an orange-red backdrop. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), seated in orange and red robes with a bindi and long hair, relaxed during a session.2009-07-09A smiling man with eyes closed sits against a plain pale wall, wearing a loose orange sleeveless wrap over his shoulders and a small red forehead mark. His hair is pulled back, and a white cushion or cloth is visible at the bottom edge. Visible cues are an orange wrap and a forehead mark, which are compatible but not distinctive.2008-04-04A man in a saffron-orange shawl drapes over his shoulders and a plain orange garment sits seated against a plain cream wall, speaking with one hand raised in an animated gesture. Dark hair is pulled back and a small vertical mark is visible on his forehead. A white cloth or cushion is visible at the bottom edge. The figure appears to be a single person addressing an unseen audience, with the image slightly blurred from movement. Appearance matches the a person candidate with orange shawl, swept-back hair and forehead mark, but the features are not clear enough to confirm identity.2008-04-04April 04 20082008-04-04