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A bare-chested man with a white tilak across his forehead and arms sits cross-legged on a silver throne covered with a leopard-print cloth. He wears multiple long strands of rudraksha beads across his chest, rudraksha bracelets, a gold pendant, and maroon cloth at his waist. Behind him a dark, fiery painted deity figure raises a trident-like arm against a glowing orange background. Silver ritual objects surround him: a brass pot on a stand at left, a silver cobra-form staff and a silver trident at right. The figure has long swept-back hair and distinctive rudraksha adornments, consistent with a probable Swamiji (probable) depiction, presented as a seated teacher on a throne.

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April 02 20202020-04-02A digitally composited graphic showing a seated man in a lotus-style cross-legged pose on a leopard-print cushioned seat in front of an ornate silver throne with floral and lion-motif carvings. He wears layered brown rudraksha malas, a gold pendant, white horizontal forehead markings and bands on his arms, a leopard-print waist cloth and maroon lower garment, with gold rings on his fingers. His right hand is raised in a blessing gesture while his left arm rests outward. Beside him stand a brass kamandalu-style vessel on a silver stand and a silver cobra-hooded staff. The background shows a fiery orange glow and dark tree trunks. A , , with a Nithyanandapedia website credit at lower right2020-04-02 +1 copiesApril 02 20202020-04-02 +1 copiesApril 02 20202020-04-02 +1 copiesApril 02 20202020-04-02 +1 copiesApril 02 20202020-04-02 +1 copiesApril 08 20202020-04-08 +1 copiesApril 02 20202020-04-02 +1 copiesApril 02 20202020-04-02 +1 copiesPhoto 11727590 +1 copiesApril 09 20202020-04-09 +1 copiesA bare-chested man with long swept-back dark hair wrapped in a high turban-style bun stands before a microphone on a stand. He wears a white forehead marking, a large gold earring, layered brown rudraksha malas with gold-toned beads, and a gold snake-shaped armlet. He gestures with his hands while speaking. Behind him is an ornate silver-toned throne with carved lion motifs and a blurred painted backdrop of a deity and dark foliage. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron-free but ornate rudraksha and gold adornments, and the speaking-at-microphone setting match the page's satsang context, so this is a satsang teacher in person.2020-07-16 +2 copies