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A bearded man in an orange-saffron robe and matching orange turban sits cross-legged on an ornate silver-and-red throne, arms spread wide and smiling, on a stage in a large hall. A silver-topped staff stands beside him and a small table with a gold-and-orange cloth holds items. Around him a dense crowd of seated devotees in orange, saffron and white clothing fills the foreground and sides, and a large screen behind shows a magnified image of a man in an orange turban. Probable Swamiji, seated on the throne as the central figure, with a distinctive orange turban and saffron robe.

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December 17 20162016-12-17December 17 20162016-12-17A photograph of a bearded man with long hair coiled up under an orange-red turban, wearing an orange-red robe with a draped cloth, seated cross-legged on an ornate silver throne with a red cushion. He gestures with one raised hand while speaking. Behind him a large screen shows a figure in red. A silver staff stands to the left and a silver-tipped rod to the right. A large seated audience fills the hall, many in orange, saffron and white clothing, with a man in white at right.2016-12-17December 17 20162016-12-17A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate silver and red throne in a large hall filled with seated audience members. He wears an orange-red turban with a crescent emblem, has long dark hair, and a headset microphone, and rests one hand on a tall silver ceremonial staff. The audience in orange, white and colourful clothes fills the floor, and a large screen above shows a similar figure in red. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has a turban, saffron clothing and a long swept-back hairstyle, and the page names him as present.2016-12-17December 12 20162016-12-12A bearded man in saffron-orange robes and a rust-red turban sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne, holding a short wooden staff and speaking into a headset microphone. He wears a rudraksha-style necklace and his long hair is visible beneath the turban. A silver ceremonial staff stands at left beside the throne, with a small brass vessel and a low table in front. Seated and standing devotees in orange, white and colourful saris fill the hall, and a large screen behind shows a man in red robes. Nearby participants wear orange and white garments and rudraksha malas.2016-12-17A seated man in an orange-red robe and an orange-red turban sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne, smiling and holding a dark ceremonial staff in one hand. He has a full black beard and his long hair is wrapped up in the turban. A large audience fills the hall in front of him, many in white, saffron, orange and blue clothing, with a raised stage screen behind showing another figure in red. A silver ceremonial staff stands at the left edge. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), seated on the throne in orange-red robes and turban with a full beard, a ceremonial staff and a long hair knot.2016-12-17A bearded man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne in a large hall, speaking to a seated audience. He wears an orange turban with a crescent-moon ornament, a dark hair bun, and a rudraksha-style red cord at his wrist. A silver staff stands at the left edge, and a large screen behind him shows a video of a man in an orange turban on a red chair. Audience members in white, saffron and yellow clothing sit on the floor, many with rudraksha malas. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears a turban with a crescent ornament, saffron robes and a throne, consistent with the page's description of a discourse with Paramahamsa Nithyananda.2016-12-17December 17 20162016-12-17A seated bearded man in an orange-saffron robe and matching orange turban with a small emblem sits on an ornate white and red throne with carved silver armrests, holding a tall twisted silver staff in his left hand and gesturing with his right while addressing a large seated audience. Behind him a wall screen shows a figure in red. The foreground is filled with devotees, many in white and orange clothing, some in saris, and a man in a light robe with a shawl in the lower left. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears a saffron robe, an orange turban and carries a staff on a throne, a distinctive presentation consistent with the page, so he is treated as the speaker at a discourse seated on a throne.2016-12-17December 17 20162016-12-17 +1 copies