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A seated man in an ornate gilded throne with red cushions wears an orange silk garment with green-bordered dhoti, a white and yellow-red flower garland, and a gold bead necklace. He has a red bindi and long dark hair, hands clasped in his lap, gazing to the side. A red lotus wall painting and a wall socket are visible behind him.

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December 26 20092009-12-26A seated man in an orange-saffron silk garment sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-carved throne with red tiger-striped cushions and red bolsters. He wears a long white and multicolour flower garland, a golden bead mala, a gold chain and a red bindi with white vibhuti on his forehead, with long dark hair falling behind. His hands are clasped in his lap, and red flower petals lie near his feet on a small dark cushion. The background is a white wall with a red painted lotus-vine border and a wall electrical socket. Swamiji (probable): the saffron clothing, long hair, rudraksha-style golden mala and ceremonial garland match the page's claim that Swamiji is present, with the throne and garlands as ritual setting.2009-12-26A seated man in an orange saffron robe with a gold-bordered sash sits on an ornate gold throne upheld by lion carvings, with red tiger-striped cushions. He wears a pale pink turban with a red bindi, a white and red flower garland, long gold beaded necklaces and a rudraksha-style ornament, and rests one bare foot on a red cushion. A microphone stand is at right and a flower garland hangs from the throne back. Swamiji (probable): long hair, turban, saffron robe and ornate gold ornaments on the throne, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji.2008-12-27 +1 copiesFebruary 27 20112011-02-27 +1 copiesFebruary 27 20112011-02-27 +1 copiesDecember 26 20092009-12-26December 26 20092009-12-26A man with long, dark, swept-back hair sits on an ornate red upholstered throne with an arched gold-carved frame and gold-carved legs. He wears saffron-orange draped cloth with a gold border, a bare shoulder, a dark red bindi on his forehead and a long gold-beaded mala around his neck. He rests one hand on his chest and looks downward, with bare feet on an orange mat and a leopard-print mat. A small water bottle is visible at the right edge. The distinctive saffron robes, long hair, ceremonial gold mala and throne suggest the Swamiji (probable) as the seated central figure, a satsang speaker.2010-11-12 +1 copiesFebruary 27 20112011-02-27 +1 copiesA seated man with long, swept-back dark hair wears an orange saffron wrap with gold-bordered edges and a long multi-strand gold necklace of ornamental beads. A red bindi is on his forehead. He sits in front of an ornate gold throne with carved scrollwork and a beaded curtain behind him. A partially visible person in white sits at the lower left edge of the frame. Appearance-based identification is probable: Swamiji (probable) is seated on the gold throne in saffron clothing, with long hair and a gold ceremonial necklace, as a speaker at a satsang.2011-02-27A seated man in an ornate gilded throne with a red cushioned seat and red bolster pillows, in front of a blue draped backdrop. He wears an orange saffron wrap over his shoulder and an orange dhoti-style garment, with a long gold bead necklace and a gold pendant, and a red bindi on his forehead. He has long swept-back dark hair, and a microphone on a flexible stand is angled toward him. Fresh red and white flower petals lie on the golden base in front of the throne. The appearance matches the swamiji cues of long hair, saffron clothing and ceremonial gold necklace, so this is a probable Swamiji (probable) seated on the throne during a satsang discourse.2011-01-23 +1 copiesA man with long dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a red zebra-striped cushion, garlanded with red, purple and white flowers. He wears a sleeveless red undershirt under a loose saffron-orange wrap, hands clasped in his lap, bare feet visible. Behind him a blue wall. The person is seated alone, with no other people visible.2009-07-01