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A standing figure on a red draped stage before a gilded, ornately carved throne with a tiger-striped cloth. An ornate embroidered parasol with tassels is held above. The person wears a rust-red draped robe with gold border, a multi-strand gold necklace, a long rudraksha mala, and a white-and-red forehead mark, and holds a silver trident. Bamboo foliage forms the backdrop. Visible cues include long swept-back hair, ceremonial gold necklaces, rudraksha mala and a trident, so this is an appearance-based Swamiji (probable) standing at the throne during the event. One physical person is present.

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March 02 20162016-03-02 +2 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02March 02 20162016-03-02 +2 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02March 02 20162016-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02A seated man in a rust-red robe sits on an ornate gold-leaf throne with a jewelled dark-red canopy overhead. He holds a silver trident upright in his right hand and wears a red and white flower garland, gold necklaces and a white tilak with a red dot on his forehead, eyes closed. His feet rest on brass footstools placed on a red platform, with an orange-draped table and water bottle at left and dark bamboo behind. Probable Swamiji by appearance: the long swept-back hair, trident, red garland and ornate gold necklaces match the cues, and the page names him at this event.2016-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02 +1 copiesMarch 02 20162016-03-02