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A seated speaker in a saffron-orange robe with a rudraksha mala around the neck sits cross-legged on a tiered red throne-like dais with a high arched red backrest trimmed with gold piping, holding a microphone and speaking. Several men in white dhoti and shirt sit on floor mats facing the dais in a hall with dark maroon drapes and a white stage skirt. a person: the seated speaker wears saffron clothing, a rudraksha mala and sits on a throne, and is visible in person. The audience of about six men sits on the floor, with one man on the left, and a screen or projector panel is visible at upper right.

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A seated teacher in an orange-red robe with a rudraksha mala sits on a tiered red throne with gold trim, speaking to a seated audience on a white-floored hall. Several men in white dhotis and shirts sit cross-legged on woven mats facing the throne, some with their backs to the camera. A dark red curtain and white backdrop frame the stage.2015-02-14A seated teacher in orange robes sits on a large white cushioned throne-style chair on a raised stage, speaking into a microphone on a stand with a laptop and water bottle on a small table beside him. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders. Before him on an orange floor mat, a group of devotees in white clothes and yellow neck cords sit cross-legged, facing the stage with their backs to the camera. A dark maroon curtain hangs behind the stage. Several participants are bald or have short hair, and one wears a yellow shirt while another wears a grey top. The setting appears to be a hall for satsang or discourse.2010-02-09A seated figure in an orange saffron robe with long dark hair sits on a white cushioned throne on a raised stage in front of deep red drapes, speaking into a microphone on a stand. In the foreground, a group of about ten people sit cross-legged on orange and red mats in white clothing, several with shaved heads, facing the stage. A small wooden stool sits before the throne and a white lectern stands to the right. The setting resembles a satsang or discourse hall. The seated figure in orange is a probable Swamiji (long hair, saffron robe, throne-seated speaker), described as presiding over the satsang. Attendees wear white and sit on mats. Some water bottles are placed on the floor.2010-02-09A photograph of a seated discourse session in a hall with dark red drapes. A person in an orange robe sits on a white cushioned throne-style chair behind a small white table with a water bottle and laptop, reading from papers beside a microphone stand. In the foreground, roughly a dozen seated audience members in white clothes and yellow-trimmed garlands face the stage, with a blue and orange mat spread on the floor. The person on the throne has long dark hair and no visible crown, turban or rudraksha, so the appearance cues are insufficient to confirm the page's claim that a person is present.2010-02-09December 27 20062006-12-27A photo of a satsang hall where a seated teacher in an orange robe and leopard-print shawl sits on an ornate orange throne-like chair on a raised stage, with a microphone stand and a small vase of flowers on a white pedestal beside. Facing the stage, a crowd of mostly young people in white clothes sits cross-legged on orange mats, with a few wearing white shirts with dark collars, and some women in white saris with orange shawls. A dark maroon curtain hangs behind the stage, a white projection screen is at right, a standing fan is at left and orange chairs line the wall near white doors.2010-10-31 +2 copiesA photograph of a seated discourse in an indoor hall with dark red draped curtains behind a raised red-and-pink stage. A figure seated on a white cushioned seat behind a microphone stand wears an orange garment and a red-and-white flower garland, with long dark hair, appearing to address the gathering. Seen from behind, a large audience of men in white shirts and white clothing sits on the floor in rows facing the stage, with a person in an orange-and-white garment near the front. Appearance-based cues of a probable Swamiji: long swept-back hair, orange clothing and a garland, seated on the stage as the speaker.2006-12-29July 10 20112011-07-10Photograph of a seated programme in a hall with dark blue drapes and red curtains. On a raised red stage, a figure in orange robes sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne beneath a small canopy, with a microphone stand in front. Below, a row of devotees in white clothes with orange sashes sit cross-legged on the floor, seen from behind, while a sash-wearing attendant kneels on the lower stage step. A large decorative lamp hangs at the left of the stage.2006-12-10A seated speaker in an orange robe sits on a white throne-like chair on a raised platform in front of dark red curtains, with a microphone on a stand beside her and a water bottle on a small table. Audience members in white clothes, some with yellow-gold cords around their necks, sit on an orange and purple patterned mat facing the platform, seen from behind. A few people in casual clothes are also seated among them. The speaker appears to be reading from papers.2010-02-09A seated speaker in an orange robe sits on a white raised throne-like seat in a hall with red curtains and a small monitor beside him, speaking to an audience sitting on the floor on mats. Many seated attendees in white and orange clothing line the right side of the room, some with orange bags and blue mats. A microphone stand stands near the platform, and a wooden door is open at the back of the hall.2010-02-10A photograph of a seated speaker in orange robes wearing a red and white floral garland, addressing a seated audience in a hall before dark red curtains. He sits on a white chair-like seat behind a microphone stand and water bottle, with his hands resting on his lap. Dozens of seated devotees in white clothing with dark hair face the stage from the foreground. A camera on a tripod at right records the scene. Several white shirts bear the printed text Dhyanapeetam, and the stage has a red and pink step platform. The setting appears to be a discourse or satsang.2006-12-29