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A photograph of a seated figure in a large brown leather throne-style chair at a satsang gathering. The figure wears a red-orange shawl draped over the shoulders, multiple beaded rudraksha malas, a gold pendant and necklace, gold bangles, and has hair swept up in a high bun. The figure gestures with one hand while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind them, a banner reads 1008 and a wall hanging shows painted figures. Seated audience members around them include a man in white with a red-orange shawl, several women in red-orange shawls and lanyards, a man in glasses, and other attendees, with a plastic water bottle on the table. The figure's appearance with saffron-toned attire, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold adornments is consistent with a person, speaking from the throne. Visible physical people number roughly 20 or more.

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A seated figure on a large brown leather throne-style chair speaks at a microphone during a seminar hall gathering. The seated person has long dark hair swept up, wears an orange-red garment, a dense rudraksha mala, a long gold necklace and gold armbands, and gestures with one hand. Seated audience members in white and orange sashes, many wearing orange and white, fill the foreground and background. A hanging banner above reads 1008 and Guru Sh partially. a person appears as the seated speaker, identified by the throne, rudraksha mala and ornate gold jewellery.2015-12-12A photograph taken from behind a crowd of seated devotees in a hall, looking toward a figure seated on an ornate dark wooden throne with a tan leather back. The seated figure wears an orange-red garment, a long gold-beaded necklace with a large gold pendant, a thick rudraksha mala, gold armbands and a tall swept-up black hair style, and gestures with one hand while speaking into a microphone on a stand. 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