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A man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne, raising his right hand in a blessing gesture while his left rests on his lap. He wears a red turban with a red bindi, red sleeveless draped garments, a white beaded necklace with a gold pendant, a long gold chain with dark beads and a gold deity-emblem pendant, and a beaded wrist band on his upper arm. Probable Swamiji by appearance cues: red turban and ornate gold-and-rudraksha-style adornments; the page indicates Swamiji attended this event, and the throne setting is visible. The photograph is a discourse-style portrait of a seated teacher against a plush red throne backrest with carved gold trim.

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February 23 20112011-02-23A man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a plush crimson back, raising his right palm in a gesture of blessing. He wears a red turban with a small red bindi on the forehead, red sleeveless robes draped over the shoulders, a long gold beaded mala with a gold pendant, and a white pearl necklace. A beaded bracelet is on his upper arm. Swamiji (probable): the swept-back hair, red saffron-style robes, ornate gold necklaces and rudraksha-style mala are visible cues, and the page says Swamiji is at this event, so he is identified as probable.2011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23A man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne, wearing a red turban with a small red tilak mark on his forehead, a red draped robe, a long gold necklace with a pendant, white beaded necklace, and a beaded rudraksha-style armband. He raises his right hand in a gesture while his left hand rests on his knee. The red velvet throne has gold carved scrollwork.2011-02-23A man seated on an ornate golden throne with a red velvet back, raising his right hand in a blessing gesture while the left rests on his knee. He wears a red turban with a red dot on the forehead, a red draped robe, a white beaded necklace, a long gold-bead mala with a gold pendant, and a beaded armlet. Swamiji (probable): the red turban, red robes, rudraksha-style malas and ornate gold pendant are the cues here, seated as the teacher in a satsang setting.2011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23February 23 20112011-02-23