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A seated teacher in an orange turban, orange robe and a long beaded mala sits in a brown leather chair on a raised platform, gesturing with both hands while speaking. A microphone and a small stand sit before him. Around him, a large seated audience fills a hall with patterned gold-brown wall panels; many wear white kurtas with orange shawls or orange saris and sit in rows on the floor and chairs. Several men in white with orange stoles sit near the platform. The scene reads as a discourse or question-and-answer session. Prominent figures include a woman in an orange sari and beaded mala at left, and a bald man in white in the foreground.

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May 25 20152015-05-25July 19 20152015-07-19July 11 20152015-07-11 +2 copiesJuly 13 20152015-07-13 +1 copiesA seated figure in an orange-red turban and saffron robe, wearing a layered gold-and-beaded garland, sits in a carved brown throne-style chair in a large hall. A tall golden trident stands beside the throne and a small microphone or device sits on a table in front. Around him, a dense audience of mostly women and some men in white garments with orange-red shawls sits on white floor cloths, facing the throne. Patterned gold wall panels and white chairs line the background.2015-07-12A photograph of a seated session in a hall with a large brown leather throne-style chair at the centre. A figure in saffron-orange robes with long dark hair, a wrap over the shoulder and beaded necklaces sits on the throne, gesturing with one hand and looking upward; this is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) on a throne, seated before a crowd. Around him, many seated delegates wear orange sashes over white clothes and some wear red-orange garments, with women in saffron sarees and forehead markings. A man in white with a headset sits in the foreground, and a bald man in orange and white sits at the lower left. Behind them are exhibition panels with photographs and a yellow-draped table with a laptop and speakers. Overall, a large group of devotees attends a discourse in a conference hall.2015-07-08A seated teacher on a raised brown leather throne in an orange-brown robe with a rudraksha mala raises his right index finger while addressing a large seated audience in a bright hall with a golden tree-like decoration overhead. Hundreds of devotees sit on the floor in white clothes with red-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, some in front-facing rows with their backs to the camera. Several women in white and red saris sit among them, and a few hold notebooks or bags. Behind the stage, framed display panels line the walls.2015-07-10July 14 20152015-07-14July 18 20152015-07-18July 07 20152015-07-07A seated man in an orange-saffron robe with a multi-strand white and orange flower garland sits on an ornate brown wooden throne at the centre of a large hall. Around him, many people sit cross-legged on the floor in white clothing with red-orange shawls draped over their shoulders, some with bare heads and some wearing headphones. A tall golden tree-like decoration stands behind the throne, and display panels with photographs line the walls. a person is the central figure on the throne, identified by his long hair, saffron robe and garland cues, with the seated devotees in white forming a satsang audience.2015-07-11A photograph of a seated spiritual teacher on an ornate brown leather throne in a large tent hall, raising a fist and holding a silver tray with a small object, wearing an orange-red turban, orange-red robe and a long garland of pink and white flowers with a rudraksha-style mala. Around him a large seated audience in white kurtas and orange-red shawls fills the floor, with women in saffron and red saris among them. Display panels line the back wall, and a microphone and a small black speaker stand near the throne. Swamiji (probable): the seated central figure on the throne wears an orange-red turban, a flower garland and a rudraksha mala, matching the page's presentation. Most of the audience are visible from behind or partly obscured.2015-07-09