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A seated man in a saffron-red robe and matching turban sits cross-legged on an ornate golden throne with lion-shaped armrests draped in tiger-striped cloth. He wears a long rudraksha mala and red and white flower garlands hang over the throne back. He raises one hand in blessing while smiling. Two painted guardian statues with four arms, golden crowns and gold jewellery stand on either side of the throne, one holding a trident-like staff. The image shows a formal satsang setting at an ashram stage.

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November 25 20132013-11-25A seated person in saffron-red robes and a matching saffron turban sits cross-legged on an ornate golden throne with red floral garlands draped over its back. The throne rests on a tiger-skin cushion flanked by golden lion-head armrests and plush red velvet cushions. Two large painted statues of four-armed deities stand on either side, one holding a trident-like staff. Rudraksha-style beaded malas hang on the chest, and the setting is a colourful temple-like hall with a wooden door behind. Probable Swamiji: the seated figure wears a saffron turban, saffron robes and long beaded malas, seated on a throne in the manner of a sannyasi leader. Source credit text is also printed at the bottom right.2013-11-25November 25 20132013-11-25November 15 20132013-11-15A seated man in an orange-red saffron robe and matching turban sits centrally on an ornate golden throne with a red velvet cushion and tiger-skin-patterned seat, wearing a long rudraksha mala and a gold ceremonial necklace. Red and white flower garlands drape over the throne's back. Flanking him are two large painted statues of multi-armed deities with gold jewellery and crowns, holding ritual objects. Tall brass oil lamps stand at either side, and a golden tiger-headed armrest rests beside him.2013-11-25November 25 20132013-11-25November 25 20132013-11-25November 25 20132013-11-25November 25 20132013-11-25A man seated cross-legged on an ornate golden throne with lion-shaped armrests and a tiger-striped cloth draped over the seat. He wears a red-orange turban with a flower ornament, a rust-red shawl over the shoulders, a long beaded mala and gold bangles. Red velvet cushions line the throne, and a garland of red flowers hangs over its backrest. Behind him are a brass lamp stand, a golden kalasha-style finial, a pastel painted wall with lotus-topped columns and a large carved wooden door. The man appears to be the a person, based on the turban, mala and ornate ceremonial setting; the appearance cues are moderately consistent with the page claim.2013-11-25May 11 20132013-05-11February 11 20122012-02-11 +1 copies