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A photograph of a discourse in a plain hall with cream walls and tall windows framed by red curtains. A figure seated on a leopard-print cushioned seat at the right, wearing orange robes with bare shoulder and long dark hair, gestures with one hand toward a microphone on a stand. Around fifteen seated listeners in orange robes sit on a grey floor before him, some holding pens and notebooks, with several rudraksha malas visible. A small patterned rug lies in the foreground. The page describes an evening discourse with questions, and the seated figure is an appearance-based a person candidate by long hair, orange robes and bare shoulder, though the face is not identifiable here.

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May 29 20062006-05-29May 29 20062006-05-29May 24 20062006-05-24May 29 20062006-05-29May 29 20062006-05-29A seated teacher in orange robes sits on a leopard-print armchair in a bright hall with large windows and red curtains, speaking into a microphone with raised hands. Around him on a striped rug, many devotees in orange clothing sit cross-legged, some holding papers, a few Western women among them. Two ceremonial silver-topped staffs with orange and blue embroidered banners stand against the right wall. The teacher has long dark hair and wears an orange shawl, appearing as a probable Swamiji (probable) in the central teaching role, identified by the orange robes, long swept hair and the satsang-style seating; the seated men beside him are attendants. A discourse session is in progress.2006-06-04A seated man with long dark hair, a red tilak on his forehead, an orange robe and a rudraksha mala speaks into a microphone on a leopard-print cushioned seat over a red carpet. Around him, a seated audience in orange and saffron garments listens in a bright whitewashed hall with arched windows. A bearded man in white with an orange shawl sits at the lower right, and a young woman in a red top with a blue lower garment sits in the front row. The scene resembles a satsang or discourse. Cues such as long swept-back hair, a rudraksha mala and saffron robes are consistent with a person identification, though the appearance is not certain enough to confirm it.2006-05-24May 24 20062006-05-24A seated man with long swept-back dark hair, wearing saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala, speaks into a microphone on a leopard-print cushioned seat in a whitewashed hall with arched windows. About two dozen seated devotees in orange clothing listen on the floor, including a woman with light hair in the back row and a bearded man in white kurta with orange shawl at lower right.2006-05-24May 29 20062006-05-29A seated man with long dark swept-back hair, wearing orange saffron robes and rudraksha mala beads, sits on a leopard-print cushioned seat speaking into a microphone on a stand. Around him a seated gathering of devotees in orange and saffron garments listens in a white-walled hall with red-framed arched windows. A bearded man in white with an orange shawl sits at the lower right, and a woman in a white top sits among the group. A ceremonial staff stands at the left edge. Appearance cues of the central speaker are distinctive (long swept hair, saffron robes, rudraksha beads), consistent with a person candidate, though identity cannot be confirmed from appearance.2006-05-24May 24 20062006-05-24