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A smiling man in saffron and orange robes with gold-bordered edges sits cross-legged on a carved wooden chair on a stage, one hand raised mid-gesture as he speaks into a microphone on a stand. He wears a long black swept-back hair style, a red tilaka on his forehead, gold earrings, a gold necklace and multiple strands of large rudraksha beads. Beside him stands a tall silver trident (trishula), with a water bottle, a steel tumbler and a cup of tea on a carved wooden side table. Behind him a large gold-toned relief of a dancing deity murti with raised arms fills a beige draped backdrop, flanked by ornamental peacock and swan figures. The scene is a seated discourse on stage.

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December 08 20152015-12-08December 08 20152015-12-08December 07 20152015-12-07December 07 20152015-12-07December 08 20152015-12-08December 08 20152015-12-08 +6 copiesDecember 07 20152015-12-07 +3 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +3 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08 +3 copiesDecember 07 20152015-12-07 +3 copiesDecember 07 20152015-12-07 +6 copiesA seated man in orange and saffron robes with gold-bordered cloth sits cross-legged on a carved wooden throne-style chair on a stage, smiling with one hand raised to his cheek. He wears a long rudraksha mala, a gold necklace, a red forehead mark and a black swept-back hair style. Beside him stand a silver trident, a steel tumbler, a water bottle and a teacup on a carved wooden table, with a microphone on a stand. Behind him a large golden carved relief of a dancing deity murti with multiple arms is set against beige drapery, with peacock motifs at the sides. Swamiji (probable): the saffron robes, rudraksha mala, gold necklace and swept-back hair match the distinctive presentation cues, seated as a discourse speaker.2015-12-08 +13 copies