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July 01 2013

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A man stands behind a clear acrylic lectern in a temple-style hall, smiling and looking to his right. He wears a rust-orange shawl draped over his shoulders and a bare-chested upper body with a gold armlet, and he has long swept-back black hair with a red bindi on his forehead. Multiple tiers of rudraksha beads and gold-toned ceremonial garlands hang across his chest, and a small microphone is clipped near his ear. Behind him are a golden decorative panel and a carved pillar with red and yellow stripes, with a partial deity figure visible at the left edge.2013-07-15A person stands behind a clear acrylic lectern speaking into a small headset microphone, smiling and gesturing with one open hand. The person has long dark hair gathered at the back with a red thread, a red dot on the forehead with white markings, gold earrings, a heavy gold bead necklace, a red-brown beaded bracelet on the upper arm, and gold bangles. An orange-saffron shawl rests on the lectern and drapes over the shoulder. The background is a plain pink wall.2013-10-29 +1 copiesA man stands behind a clear acrylic lectern with his palms pressed together in greeting, smiling warmly at the audience. He has long swept-back dark hair, a red bindi and a white forehead mark, a small microphone on his cheek, and wears gold hoop earrings. He is bare-shouldered, draped in a saffron-orange cloth with a golden border, and wears layered rudraksha malas and ornate gold floral garlands, with gold armlets on his upper arms. Behind him stand a deep maroon curtain and pastel pink and green lotus-shaped pillar tops. The photo shows one person speaking at a satsang discourse. Swamiji (probable): the swept-back hair, saffron cloth, rudraksha malas and gold garlands match the presentation.2013-07-15A smiling person stands behind a clear acrylic lectern on a stage in front of a dark red velvet curtain. The figure wears a rust-red garment with a gold-bordered shawl draped over one shoulder, long gold ceremonial necklaces, gold armlets and gold bangles, and a red bindi on the forehead. A small headset microphone is visible near the face, and the hands are clasped at the waist. A small gold figurine sits at the lower left edge beside a blue and pink wall. Appearance cues are present but the identity cannot be confirmed from the image alone, so the role is given as speaker.2013-08-15A smiling person in a saffron-orange garment stands behind a clear acrylic lectern with hands pressed together, wearing a headset microphone. A red bindi marks the forehead, and long gold ceremonial necklaces with a large pendant hang on the chest. Behind the lectern are bouquets of red and white flowers and a golden decorative figure, with a large white banner and dark red curtain in the background. Swamiji (probable): the in-person speaker has long dark hair swept back and saffron clothing with gold necklaces, matching the satsang setting of the page, so the identity is inferred from these cues only.2013-07-01A man with long, swept-back dark hair stands behind a clear acrylic lectern on a stage with a maroon curtain and gold-trimmed valance. He wears a red-brown saffron-toned garment draped over bare shoulders and a multi-strand rudraksha mala with large gold beads. He has a red bindi on his forehead, a small ear microphone, and smiles while looking off to the side with both hands resting on the lectern. This appearance matches the cues for a person, shown here in a satsang discourse setting.2013-05-15 +1 copiesMay 15 20132013-05-15A smiling man stands at a clear acrylic lectern in front of a deep red velvet curtain, speaking to an unseen audience. He has short dark hair, a small red bindi on his forehead, gold hoop earrings and a small headset microphone. He wears a rust-brown and gold wrap draped over one shoulder, a heavy gold necklace of leaf-shaped links, gold armlets on both upper arms, and a gold ring on one hand. His hands are clasped at the waist. A faint dove logo appears in the upper left corner of the wall.2013-08-15June 29 20132013-06-29 +1 copiesJune 26 20132013-06-26 +1 copiesJune 29 20132013-06-29 +1 copiesJuly 15 20132013-07-15