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A smiling man in a red turban and red and gold robe sits on an ornate gold throne with lion-shaped armrests. He wears multiple strands of beaded rudraksha-style mala necklaces, a large gold pendant, and beaded bracelets, with a red tilak mark on his forehead. Blurred gold and silver ceremonial decorations fill the background. The turban, robe and ornate throne suggest a seated ceremonial presentation. Swamiji (probable): long-established appearance cues are a red turban, saffron-red robe, rudraksha malas and gold ornaments seated on a throne.

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September 17 20152015-09-17November 18 20152015-11-18September 17 20152015-09-17 +1 copiesSeptember 17 20152015-09-17September 15 20152015-09-15A smiling man in a rust-orange turban and matching orange-red robe sits before an ornate gold throne carved with scrollwork, speaking into a black microphone held at the right edge of the frame. He wears multiple strands of brown rudraksha beads draped across his chest and a heavy gold pendant necklace with a deity figure, and a red-brown bindi marks his forehead. Swamiji (probable) is the candidate by the appearance cues of the orange turban, layered rudraksha malas, ornate gold necklace and gilded throne, speaking as a teacher during a satsang. Only one person is visible.2015-11-18August 09 20152015-08-09September 26 20152015-09-26September 25 20152015-09-25September 05 20152015-09-05A photograph of a smiling person seated on an ornate golden throne with carved, scrolled backrest and a gold lion-head armrest. The figure wears a rust-red turban with a gold ornament, a red bindi, white forehead markings, a multi-strand ornate gold necklace with round gold beads, a gold armlet, and a rust-red and saffron-yellow garment over bare shoulders. A small headset microphone is visible near the mouth. The background is warm orange and red. Only one physical person is visible, and the figure's appearance with turban, saffron-toned clothing and distinctive gold necklaces matches the page's Swamiji reference, so this is a probable identification.2015-08-09November 18 20152015-11-18