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A photograph of a satsang session in a hall with framed red-and-orange Hindu artwork on the walls. A man with long dreadlocked hair and a beard, wearing an orange-saffron cloth, holds a microphone while seated on a raised wooden seat behind an orange-draped table. Seated devotees in white ritual clothes and orange shawls surround him on the floor, with a trident-shaped staff standing to the left. A projection screen behind shows a portrait of a figure. a person seated and speaking to the seated audience.

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March 15 20172017-03-15March 15 20172017-03-15 +1 copiesMarch 15 20172017-03-15 +1 copiesA seated guru in saffron-orange robes with a matching shawl and a gold necklace sits on a raised red and gold throne in a hall, holding a small ritual object in one hand while gesturing with the other, with a trident-topped staff standing beside him. Surrounding him, a large seated group wears white ritual clothes with saffron-orange shawls, and several women wear yellow and green saris. A projector screen shows a figure in saffron robes and a wall display of event photographs stands behind. A seated audience and a brass kalasha-style vessel are in the foreground. Swamiji (probable): the seated central figure has long swept-back dark hair, a full beard, a saffron shawl, ornate gold necklaces and a throne, consistent with the page's account of a Nithyananda Paramashivam session.2017-03-14A seated teacher with long dark hair and a beard wears an orange-saffron shawl and holds a microphone while addressing a seated audience in a hall. He sits on a raised wooden seat behind a small table draped in orange cloth, with a metal trident standing beside him. Many devotees in white dhotis and white garments with orange shawls sit on the floor, and a woman in a striped shawl and a patterned dress sits in the foreground. Framed red and orange artwork hangs on the walls, and a projection screen shows a deity image behind the stage.2017-03-15A photograph of a seated assembly in a hall at a Sadashivoham session. A man with long swept-back dark hair and a beard stands centrally in an orange-saffron shawl over an orange garment, holding a microphone and speaking. Behind him is a gold-trimmed table draped in yellow cloth with a small black device on it, a silver trident standing on the left, and a large screen showing a bearded figure in saffron. Many seated participants wear white dhotis, orange shawls and rudraksha malas; some women wear sarees. A fan stands on the left. The page identifies this session as Sadashivoham, so the standing speaker is Swamiji (probable) based on his long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha cues, with a crown absent.2017-03-15March 15 20172017-03-15 +1 copiesMarch 15 20172017-03-15March 14 20172017-03-14A seated man in saffron-orange robes with long swept-back dark hair, a beard and a rudraksha-style necklace holds a handheld microphone and smiles while speaking. He sits cross-legged on a raised dais behind a wooden stand with a silver trident beside him and a brass swan-shaped ornament. Around him, many seated devotees in white ritual clothes with saffron shawls and women in saris listen in a large hall with a ceiling fan at left and a wall screen behind. The man's cues are distinctive, so this is an appearance-based a person presence, a speaker in saffron at a satsang-style Inner Awakening session.2017-03-14March 14 20172017-03-14 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated session in a large hall with a long-haired bearded man in a rust-orange robe and orange shawl seated on a gold-and-orange draped throne, holding a microphone and gesturing with his right hand; a silver trident stands to his left. Seated devotees in white dhotis and white kurtas, some with orange shawls and white garlands, fill the floor, and a projection screen above shows a portrait of the same robed figure. A woman in a blue and white patterned top and others in orange and white sit at the front. Probable Swamiji cues: long hair swept back, orange robe, ceremonial throne and trident; role is teacher giving a Q&A to Sadashivoham participants.2017-03-15 +3 copies