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A smiling person in an orange sleeveless robe with gold-edged borders and a rudraksha mala stands on a stage beside a white-draped seat with orange-trimmed cushions and a microphone stand. They hold a pink folded cloth. Behind them a large black-and-white portrait shows a smiling woman with long curly hair, and a banner with a Tamil name is partly visible. A gold-topped pillar and flowering plant frame the left side.

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A smiling person in saffron-orange robes with gold trim sits on a white cushioned chair on a stage, holding a pink wrapped gift or package on their lap. Long dark hair and a red bindi are visible, with a dark rudraksha mala draped over the shoulders. A microphone stand arcs in front, a water bottle and a small vase of pink flowers sit on a white side table, and a backdrop shows a black-and-white image of rudraksha beads with Tamil text. The probable Swamiji appearance cues are long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha malas, seated in a presentation setting.2008-08-01A photograph of a person seated on a white cushioned chair at a stage during a discourse. The person wears an orange saffron robe with gold border, a long rudraksha mala necklace, and a red bindi, and holds up an orange cloth with the left arm while smiling and gesturing with the other hand toward a gooseneck microphone. Behind is a large black-and-white portrait with rudraksha beads and a banner with Tamil script in purple. A small bouquet of pink flowers and a water bottle sit on a white table at left. Probable Swamiji by appearance cues: long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, and rudraksha mala beads, seated as the speaker.2008-08-01August 01 20082008-08-01August 01 20082008-08-01August 01 20082008-08-01A seated person in an orange saffron robe with gold-bordered edges and a dark rudraksha mala speaks at a discourse, gesturing with one raised hand while seated on a white-covered throne with bolster cushions and tasselled ends. The figure has long dark hair and a red tilak on the forehead. A small white table beside the throne holds a water bottle, a steel cup, a vase of pink flowers and a phone. A microphone stand is in front, with a gold urn-style stand and a red-and-white banner behind. Appearance-based identification: a person, seated on the throne in orange robes and rudraksha mala, giving a discourse.2008-08-01A photo of a seated figure on a white-draped stage raising an orange cloth overhead with one hand. The figure wears an orange robe with gold borders, a long rudraksha mala, and has long dark hair. Behind is a banner showing a black-and-white portrait and bold Tamil text in purple and red. A microphone stand, flower arrangement and water bottles sit on the stage; a white cushioned throne-style seat is visible. a person cues: long swept hair, orange robe with gold trim, rudraksha mala, giving a discourse.2008-08-01Photograph of a smiling person in flowing saffron-orange robes standing on a stage, with long dark hair swept back, a red bindi on the forehead, and a dark beaded rudraksha mala around the neck. One hand is raised in a gesture toward the side. Behind is a white stage backdrop with a pale banner bearing Tamil-script lettering, a white ornate bracket, and pink and purple flowers on top. A white air cooler sits at the lower right, and a dark monitor and orange curved stage piece are at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron robes and rudraksha mala fit the page's Kalpataru event context, so the figure is described as a probable Swamiji presence.2010-02-14August 01 20082008-08-01August 01 20082008-08-01A smiling man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on a cream upholstered armchair with carved wooden arms and gold-tipped finials. He wears a saffron-orange robe over a maroon undergarment and a long rudraksha mala of dark beads, holding an open book on his lap. Behind him is a large backdrop of a smiling child's face printed on shiny black crinkled plastic. A brass vessel sits at the right edge beside a pink embroidered cloth.2006-04-02December 13 20072007-12-13