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A smiling man sits on an ornate silver-backed chair on a stage before a deep red curtain, with a microphone stand beside him. He wears a leopard-print cloth wrapped as a turban with a crescent ornament, a white tripundra forehead mark, rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, and rust-orange robes. He rests his hands on a silver rod. In front of him are a small brass deity figurine, a blue bucket and offerings. To the right a silver throne is garlanded with white flowers. Red lighting glows at the left edge. The tone is a calm, joyful satsang or aushada preparation setting.

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September 09 20172017-09-09 +3 copiesSeptember 09 20172017-09-09 +1 copiesA smiling man sits on an ornate silver throne-style chair on a stage with a red draped backdrop and a microphone stand. He wears a patterned cloth turban with a white crescent ornament, a saffron-red robe, multiple rudraksha malas, bead armbands and a gold necklace, with white and horizontal markings on his forehead. He holds a silver-handled staff and sits beside a small brass deity figure, a blue bucket, bowls of turmeric and kumkum-like powders, and a silver peetha draped with white flower garlands.2017-09-09A smiling man with long dark hair and a leopard-print turban topped by a crescent moon ornament sits in a silver-carved chair on a stage with a red curtain and a microphone stand. He wears rust-red robes, a dense rudraksha mala, rudraksha armlets and a gold pendant, with a white tilak on his forehead. He rests one hand on a silver-handled staff and holds a small brass deity figurine. Swamiji (probable) appears in this photo, seated as a central presence with the distinctive crown, long hair and rudraksha cues. Red stage lights and garlands appear at the edges.2017-09-09A photograph of a man seated on an ornate silver chair with a silver backrest, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a leopard-print cloth headband, rust-orange robes draped over his shoulders and body, multiple rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, and a white tilak on his forehead. His right hand is raised mid-gesture. Beside him stands a small brass deity figure, and a silver throne with white and yellow flower garlands is at right. Brass and clay vessels, a blue bucket, and heaps of turmeric and kumkum powder sit in the foreground, consistent with an aushada preparation. Red curtains form the backdrop. a person is identified by the rudraksha malas, saffron-orange robes, and the ornate silver seat, and the speaker is shown during the aushada preparation.2017-09-09A smiling man seated on an ornate silver-and-white carved throne against a deep red curtain and a red stage light on the left. He wears a black-and-white patterned turban with a silver crescent ornament at the front, a white forehead marking with a red bindi, long dark hair, and a dark beard. He is bare-shouldered with a saffron-red wrap, layered rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, and a gold chain. He rests one hand on a silver-handled staff and the other on his knee. A small bronze deity figure sits on the lower edge of the frame, and a microphone stand is visible behind him. a person is seated centre stage, presiding as a speaker at a satsang.2017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09 +1 copiesSeptember 09 20172017-09-09Photo of a smiling man with a short beard and a forehead vibhuti mark, seated on a white ornate throne-like chair in front of a microphone stand. He wears a patterned leopard-print cloth wrapped as a turban with a crescent ornament, rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, and a rust-red saffron-toned robe. He holds a silver staff across his lap. A small brass figure and a bowl of yellow powder sit in the foreground. Behind him, an orange stage backdrop shows a painted deity figure holding a trident. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has a turban with crescent, rudraksha malas and saffron robe, matching the page's Swamiji reference, though his appearance is only partially confirmed.2017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09