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A man with long, swept-back dark hair sits on a white-draped chair on a raised stage, wearing a saffron-orange shawl wrapped over his body and orange cloth draped across the chair. He holds a long black staff across his lap and rests one hand near his face while looking to the side. Behind him stands a framed portrait labelled with a gold frame and garland, showing a smiling man in orange robes and a beaded necklace seated before a banyan tree, beneath a red-and-gold canopy. A gilded deity murti stands at the right edge beside a steel tumbler and microphone. The man's long hair, saffron shawl and staff match the appearance cues of the probable Swamiji, and he is physically present on stage.

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August 19 20062006-08-19August 19 20062006-08-19August 15 20062006-08-15October 19 20062006-10-19October 19 20062006-10-19August 15 20062006-08-15A person in saffron-orange robes sits on a white cushioned chair with gold trim on a stage, speaking into a microphone on a stand. A long orange-and-gold garland hangs around the neck and a rudraksha-style mala is worn. Behind them, a framed photograph shows a figure in orange robes with a flower garland, seated before a tree, placed on a gilded throne-like stand with a gold lion-shaped armrest. A small ornate hanging umbrella and a green chandelier-style lamp hang above the dark blue curtain backdrop. Sandals are worn on the feet. The stage has red steps and a red carpet.2006-12-23A photograph of one person seated on a white-draped platform in front of a framed painting and maroon drapes. The seated person has long, wavy dark hair and wears a draped orange-saffron cloth over one shoulder, with a red bindi on the forehead. Their right arm rests across the lap and the left hand rests on the knee. Behind them a framed painting shows a seated figure in orange with a long beaded necklace, and a white statue stands at the right edge. The seated person has long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and a ceremonial stage setting, matching the page's appearance-based cues for Swamiji (probable), though the face is not used for identification.2006-08-20A seated man in long flowing saffron-orange robes sits in a cream-upholstered armchair on a stage, holding a handheld microphone in his right hand and smiling as he gestures with his left arm. His hair is long and swept back, and he is barefoot, with white flower petals scattered on the red stage floor by his feet. Behind him is a framed portrait of a man in orange robes with a garland, set against a dark maroon curtain and a decorative striped fan-shaped canopy. A water bottle, a small glass and a white-draped table with a microphone stand sit to his right. a person: long swept-back hair and saffron-orange robes, seated on a throne-like chair with a microphone during a talk.2006-10-07A seated man in saffron/orange robes with long, swept-back hair and a red bindi sits on a white-draped chair on a stage with maroon curtains. He rests his hand against his cheek and holds a long wooden staff across his lap. A gold-framed portrait behind him shows a figure in orange robes and a white bead necklace beneath a tree, garlanded at the top. Gilded deity statues flank the stage, one with multiple arms holding a flower, and a musical-instrument-playing figure on the right. A microphone stand and water bottle sit at the side. Watermarked archive image.2006-08-19October 19 20062006-10-19A man with shoulder-length dark wavy hair and a red tilak on his forehead sits smiling on a stage, wrapped in an orange saffron shawl over his shoulder and arm. Behind him hangs a framed painted portrait of a robed figure in orange holding a rudraksha mala, decorated with a garland of flowers at the top. To the right stands a white and gold statue of a deity holding a veena, on a gold pedestal beside a white-draped table and a microphone. Maroon curtains form the backdrop. Swamiji (probable): the saffron wrap, long hair and red tilak are presented as cues for this figure seated at the event; appearance is consistent but not fully certain.2006-08-20