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A standing man in a bright lime-green silk dhoti-style garment with a red and green border and a cream turban with a jewelled ornament, wearing rudraksha mala necklaces and bangles, smiles and raises one hand in a blessing gesture on a white-tiled stage. Beside him is a gold arched frame draped with red, white, purple and yellow flower garlands, enclosing two silver-crowned deity murti figures seated on a white cloth, one with an orange headpiece and both with jewelled ornaments. Maroon velvet curtains and patterned rugs complete the stage setting.

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April 24 20122012-04-24A standing man in a lime-green dhoti-style garment with a red and green border and a red shawl over one shoulder stands barefoot on a glossy white stage in front of a golden ornate arch-shaped throne. He wears a cream turban with a gold ornament, multiple rudraksha beaded malas and a gold armband, and holds his right hand raised in a blessing gesture while smiling. Behind him, a seated deity murti in a teal and gold garment wears a crown and heavy necklaces and is garlanded with red, white and purple flower strands. Maroon velvet curtains hang behind the stage and a small framed screen and a red-cushioned footstool are visible at the edges. Appearance-based cues are a distinctive turban, multiple malas and ornate golden adornments, so this is a person candidate present in person.2012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24A standing man in a yellow-green dhoti and a red-and-gold shawl stands on a stage beside a decorated altar. He wears a cream turban, long dark hair, multiple rudraksha-style beaded necklaces and bangles, and raises one hand in a gesture of blessing. Behind him, two painted deity murtis sit on a white cloth-draped seat within an ornate gold arch, garlanded with purple, red, white and yellow flower strands and crowned with a pointed headdress. Burgundy velvet curtains hang behind the stage, with a golden throne-like piece and a red carpet at the right edge. The setting resembles a satsang or puja stage. The man's appearance is consistent with a person candidate, but the identification is uncertain, so he is described by role.2012-04-24A standing man in a bright lime-green dhoti-style garment with a rust-red shawl and a cream turban poses beside a decorated deity murti at a stage, his right hand raised in greeting. He wears layered rudraksha malas and a gold necklace. Behind the figures is a golden arched frame and a deep maroon velvet curtain. The seated murti pair, dressed in teal garments, is adorned with garlands of red, white, yellow and purple flowers. A white cloth covers the base, and an ornate gold throne and a patterned rug are at the right edge.2012-04-24April 30 20122012-04-30 +1 copiesA man with long dark hair and a red bindi stands barefoot on a polished floor, smiling and raising one hand in a blessing gesture. He wears a deep red silk dhoti and matching shawl with gold border, a heavy gold bead necklace and gold armlets, and white and yellow garlands. Beside him, a pair of ornately dressed deity murtis sit on an ornate gold-framed throne, decorated with red and yellow flower garlands and green leaves; one murti wears an orange turban-style crown and jewelled crown. A deep maroon velvet curtain hangs behind, with a small logo in the upper left corner.2012-04-23April 25 20122012-04-25April 25 20122012-04-25April 24 20122012-04-24 +1 copiesA man in a bright lime-green dhoti-style garment with a red and green border stands barefoot on a glossy white stage in front of a dark maroon velvet curtain. He wears a cream turban, a rudraksha mala with multiple strands, and bangles, and smiles while raising one hand in a greeting gesture. Behind him is a gilded arched peetha/throne with a golden lion-like base, decorated with garlands of red roses, white flowers and purple beads, holding a deity murti dressed in teal and red with a crown. A small red-and-gold patterned rug lies at his feet. Swamiji (probable): the man wears distinctive saffron-adjacent ceremonial clothing, a turban and multiple rudraksha malas, consistent with the page's account of a satsang.2012-04-24April 23 20122012-04-23