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A man with long swept-back dark hair sits on a brown leather armchair on a raised stage, wearing a red-orange shawl, a long rudraksha mala and a gold pendant necklace, with his bare feet visible and hands open in an explanatory gesture. Swamiji (probable): the swept-back hair, ornate gold necklace, rudraksha mala and orange-red clothing match the page's identification. Around him, a dense audience of devotees, mostly seated, wears orange and red garments and lanyards; a silver ceremonial staff stands at left and a framed deity painting hangs on the upper right wall.

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December 11 20152015-12-11A photo of a seated man in a leather-upholstered throne-style chair at the front of a hall, wearing red-orange robes, a long rudraksha mala with bead garland, a gold pendant necklace, and a red tilak on his forehead with dark swept-back hair, one hand raised in gesture while speaking. A ceremonial silver staff stands to his left, and an audience of many seated people in orange, red and white clothing, several wearing lanyards, fills the foreground and sides, with banners and framed deity images on the orange-draped back wall.2015-12-11December 11 20152015-12-11December 11 20152015-12-11A photograph of a seated figure on a large brown leather throne-style chair at a conference hall, with a tall silver trident (trishul) standing beside the chair. The seated person wears a red robe, a rudraksha mala of large reddish beads, a gold pendant necklace, and a red bindi with a dark upswept hairstyle, smiling. Audience members in front and around sit in rows, including people in white and orange-yellow clothing, and a water bottle sits on a table to the right. a person seated in a position of honour; the figure's presentation shows red robes, a rudraksha mala, a trishul and an upswept hairstyle.2015-12-11December 11 20152015-12-11A photograph of a seated figure on a large brown leather throne at a conference hall event. The figure wears a red-orange garment, multiple long rudraksha mala necklaces, a gold pendant and a gold necklace, with a red tilak on the forehead and dark hair swept up. A tall silver trident stands beside the throne. Behind and around him, a large seated audience of many people, some in white and orange clothing, fills the room. A water bottle sits on a side table at right. a person is seated on the throne, judged from the rudraksha malas, ornate gold jewellery and the distinctive hairstyle; he is smiling toward the audience.2015-12-11December 11 20152015-12-11A seated figure in a large brown leather armchair sits at the front of a hall filled with an audience. He wears a red-orange draped garment, a long mala of rudraksha beads, a gold pendant necklace and a bangle, with a tilak on his forehead. His hair is swept upward and back, and he smiles while resting his bare feet on the chair. A tall silver trident stands to the left. Behind him, an orange banner and framed deity images hang on the wall. Audience members in orange and white sit in rows, several wearing orange shawls and lanyards. A water bottle sits on the floor at right. Appearance-based identification is probable: the long swept hair, rudraksha mala and gold necklace with orange clothing match a person, seated in a throne-like chair, in a satsang setting.2015-12-11December 11 20152015-12-11A photograph of a seated man on a brown leather throne-style armchair at a large gathering, with an audience of many people in the foreground and background. He wears a red robe, a long rudraksha mala with a ceremonial gold pendant, a gold necklace, earrings, a bindi-style forehead mark and a wristband, and has long dark hair swept back; his hands rest in his lap and he is smiling. Swamiji (probable) is seated at the front, with cues including the swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and ornate red and gold clothing. Around him, devotees in orange, red and white clothes sit in rows, some with hands raised, and a water bottle sits on a table at right. A ceremonial staff with a silver top stands at left, and a framed painting of deities hangs on the wall at upper right.2015-12-11 +2 copiesDecember 11 20152015-12-11