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A photograph of a long-haired man seated on a zebra-print upholstered throne-style armchair with rounded back and bolster cushions, in front of deep red velvet drapery. He wears a white embroidered sherwani-style kurta with beige beadwork at the collar and a white dhoti-style lower garment with a gold-bordered cloth draped over his shoulder, a red bindi on his forehead, and sits barefoot with his feet resting on a zebra-print footstool. A microphone stand is visible at the right, and a patterned rug lies on the floor.

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A man with long dark wavy hair and a red bindi sits on a large zebra-striped armchair with a rounded back, set before deep red velvet drapes and a patterned rug. He wears a white embroidered sherwani with gold-toned thread work at the neck and chest, and a cream shawl with gold borders draped over one shoulder. His feet rest on a matching zebra-striped footstool. Appearance-based label: Swamiji (probable), seated on a throne-like chair with long hair, white ceremonial clothing and a bindi.2008-10-27A man with long dark wavy hair and a red bindi sits on a high-backed zebra-striped armchair in front of dark red velvet drapes, eyes closed and smiling. He wears a white embroidered silk kurta with a pale gold-bordered white dhoti or shawl draped over one shoulder, and his feet are bare on a zebra-striped footstool. A chrome microphone stand is at his right, and an oriental rug covers the floor. The page describes him as a person, but the appearance cues are a long-haired white-clad figure on a throne, which is insufficient for a probable identification, so the role is given as a seated speaker.2008-10-27October 27 20082008-10-27December 26 20082008-12-26A man with long, dark, swept-back hair and a red bindi sits on an oversized zebra-striped high-backed armchair in front of deep red velvet drapes. He wears a white silk kurta with embroidered pale gold neckline and a white shawl with an orange-edged border, plus white dhoti-style trousers, and his bare feet rest on a matching zebra-striped footstool. Orange-trimmed cushioned armrests and a patterned floral rug complete the scene.2008-10-27A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi wears an ivory-cream embroidered sherwani with a white dhoti and a striped cream-and-red shawl draped over one shoulder. He sits cross-legged on a zebra-striped upholstered chair with a bolster, bare feet visible, hands clasped in his lap, looking off to the side. A white curtain hangs behind him against a peach wall. Vertical white text along the right edge reads a copyright credit line. The long hair, distinctive attire and seated pose are consistent with a person in person, though this is an appearance-based label only.2008-12-26December 26 20082008-12-26 +1 copiesDecember 21 20102010-12-21December 26 20082008-12-26A man with long, swept-back dark hair sits cross-legged on a large round zebra-print armchair with black-and-white striped upholstery and orange-trimmed cushions, barefoot, speaking into a microphone on a stand at right. He wears a cream and gold embroidered sherwani-style long coat with a striped cream and maroon shawl draped over one shoulder, white dhoti-style lower garments with red and gold borders, and a small red bindi on his forehead. A white curtain and peach wall form the backdrop. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, gold-embroidered ceremonial clothing and shawl are the qualifying cues for a seated speaker on a stage-like setup.2008-12-26A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate cream-and-gold floral throne. He wears a white draped garment with a silver border and a heavy gold ceremonial necklace of large bead-like links. His right hand rests lightly against his cheek as he gazes off to the side, and a small microphone on a stand is at the right edge. The appearance-based cues of long hair, ornate gold necklace and throne match the Swamiji (probable) candidate described on the page as speaking at a 2010 discourse on time and mind.2010-12-21July 03 20072007-07-03