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A seated figure with long dark hair and a white head covering sits with palms pressed together in namaste on a white cushioned throne-like seat. A garland of orange and yellow flowers hangs over the front of the figure, who wears a white striped kurta and a red shawl. The throne sits on a stage decorated with a large flower-petal arrangement in yellow, orange, green and blue, with flower strands along the top and red draped fabric on the sides. Air conditioners and speakers flank the stage, and a pink and gold fringed cloth covers the front edge of the platform. The figure's appearance is consistent with the a person candidate cues of long hair, a head covering and a shawl, but identity is uncertain.

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A seated man in an ornate floral stage setting performs a namaste gesture with palms pressed together at his chest. He wears a cream turban, a white and striped cream kurta with a red shawl draped over his shoulders, and a long multicolored garland of yellow, white and red flowers. He sits on a white cushioned throne-like seat in front of a large backdrop of jasmine-style flower strands and a fan-shaped arch decorated with yellow, green, red, blue and orange blossoms, with purple and orange flower garlands hanging across the top. A colourful pink and yellow cloth covers the stage edge, with a patterned rug before the seat and speakers and equipment at the sides. Appearance-based and in keeping with the page, this is a probable Swamiji (probable) in a ceremonial seat, shown with clear cues of a turban, red shawl and garland.2008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03A photograph of a figure seated on a white-draped throne on a decorated stage, hands raised in anjali mudra. He wears a cream and red striped kurta, an orange-and-cream turban, and a garland of yellow and white flowers over the shoulders, with a second garland draped across his lap. Behind him is a large flower-covered backdrop in yellow, white, red and blue petals, with red and gold drapery and a red curtain at an entrance. Two white air coolers, black speakers and a camera tripod stand on the stage. Seated figures at the bottom edge show the audience, and a yellow-and-red banner runs along the stage front. Probable Swamiji is seated in the centre, with the turban, striped robes and garlands as the distinguishing cues.2008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03A photograph of a seated figure on a white-draped throne on a stage decorated with yellow, orange, pink and white flower arrangements and a gold curtain with red swags. The seated person wears a maroon long coat over cream trousers, a cream turban, and a pink flower garland, with palms pressed together in namaste. Petals are scattered on the red carpet before the throne, and two silver pillars flank the stage. Two air coolers stand at the sides. A corner of a dark-haired head is visible at the bottom edge.A seated figure sits on a white round-backed throne on a stage decorated with arches and bouquets of pink, yellow and white flowers, with pink-and-cream draped curtains and silver pillars. The figure wears a maroon-brown robe, a brown head wrap or turban and a long pink-and-white garland, with hands pressed together in greeting. Petals are scattered on the red carpet at the base of the throne, and two air conditioning units flank the stage.A seated figure in white dhoti and striped white shawl with a red-maroon wrap sits on a white cushioned throne at the centre of a decorated stage. Hands are joined in front of the face in a namaskar-like gesture, and a multicoloured garland hangs from the arms. The throne is framed by a large fan-shaped backdrop of flower-bedecked panels in yellow, green, orange and blue, with purple and orange garland festoons overhead. Red patterned curtains flank the stage, the front apron is pink and yellow with scalloped trim, and portable air coolers and speakers sit on either side. Small audience heads appear at the lower edge, and a microphone stands at the front right. The figure wears a light headcloth and no visible crown or saffron robe, so the identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.2008-08-03August 03 20082008-08-03