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A seated figure in a red-cushioned silver ornate throne occupies the left foreground, shown from behind with long dark dreadlocked hair, a rudraksha mala of reddish beads, a bare upper torso and a maroon-orange wrap, with a white upright tilak or ceremonial mark on the forehead. Around him, devotees in white kurtas and orange-saffron shawls sit and stand in a hall, and a white pedestal fan stands at right. A woman in a white outfit with an orange shawl sits with hands folded. A sparse crowd of roughly two dozen people is visible, some partially cropped at the frame edges. The appearance matches Swamiji (probable) based on the long hair, mala and wrap, seated in the central position of honour on the throne.

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