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A man seated on a leopard-print chair before an ornate gold-leaf throne with carved lion-head arms, speaking into a microphone on a boom stand while raising his right hand in a gesture of teaching. He wears a rust-orange saffron robe draped over the shoulders and a long gold chain, has a white vibhuti line and red kumkum bindi on the forehead, and a red thread on his wrist. Red drapery hangs behind the throne. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair and saffron robe with gold necklace fit the appearance cues, so the person is labelled as.

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September 04 20172017-09-04A man seated on a leopard-print cushioned chair in front of an ornate gold-leaf throne with a carved lion head at the right edge. He wears a rust-orange (saffron) wrap over his shoulder and chest, long gold necklaces, and a red wristband, with a red tilak on his forehead and long dreadlocked hair. His bare right hand is raised in a gesture while he speaks into a microphone on a stand. A red curtain hangs behind the gold throne.2017-09-04A photograph of a seated man on an ornate golden throne with carved gold lion-head armrests and a leopard-print cushion. He wears a rust-orange shawl draped over bare shoulders, long gold necklaces, a red wrist thread, and a white-and-red forehead mark. He holds his hands crossed at his chest and looks downward toward a microphone on a stand at right. A golden carved backrest and dark red curtain fill the background. A white serpent-shaped staff rests beside the throne.2017-09-04A man seated on a leopard-print chair speaks into a microphone on a stand, hands open in front of him. He wears a rust-orange draped robe, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces, a gold pendant, a red wrist thread, a white horizontal tilak with a red dot on the forehead, and long dreadlocked hair. Behind him is an ornate gold-plated throne with intricate repoussé carving. A white cup sits on a side table at left. The appearance is consistent with the page's description of Swamiji, given the long hair, rudraksha malas and saffron-orange robe, so this is a probable match.2017-09-03September 03 20172017-09-03A seated man in a rust-orange robe wears multiple rudraksha mala necklaces and a gold pendant necklace, with a white tilak and red bindi on his forehead and long dark hair. He gestures with his right hand while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind him is an ornate gold throne with carved designs, and a gold lion figure sits at the right edge. A leopard-print cushion covers the seat, and a cup and small tray sit at the lower left. Swamiji (probable): the saffron robe, rudraksha malas, gold necklace and long hair are the visible cues for this presenter in a discourse setting.2017-09-03A photograph of a seated man in rust-orange robes speaking into a microphone on a stand at right. He has long dreadlocked hair, a white vertical tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and wears multiple strands of rudraksha malas and a gold pendant necklace. His bare right arm rests on a leopard-print armchair, and he is smiling mid-speech. Behind him is an ornate gold-leaf carved backdrop with a large elaborate golden throne-like panel. A tan-colored leather or cloth covered table edge is visible at lower left. The man's appearance, with long dreadlocked hair, rudraksha malas, ceremonial gold necklace and orange robes, is consistent with the a person cues as described on the page, seated and addressing a discourse.2017-09-03 +1 copiesA man seated on an ornate leopard-print cushioned throne in front of a gold-embossed backdrop with carved lion figures, speaking into a microphone while raising one hand in a teaching gesture. He wears a rust-orange robe, several strands of rudraksha beads, a ceremonial gold necklace, and a white headband with a central red-and-black tilak. An orange water bottle and a small cup sit on a side table. The setting appears to be a satsang discourse. Swamiji (probable): long dark swept-back hair and orange clothing with rudraksha malas match cues for the discourse speaker.2017-09-03September 04 20172017-09-04September 04 20172017-09-04September 04 20172017-09-04September 03 20172017-09-03