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A bald elderly man with a long white beard and glasses sits smiling on an ornate gold-framed throne with a lion-face carving, holding a black microphone to his mouth with his right hand. He wears a white shirt, a grey tweed waistcoat with a pocket square, dark trousers, and a red visitor pass on a lanyard. A red cushion sits on the chair seat. A standing man at left in a white patterned shirt and camouflage trousers, with a small badge on his chest, clasps his hands. Behind them, a blue-grey panel and a painted deity figure with orange-gold ornaments and a green garment appear at right. The bearded man has no visible saffron, rudraksha or crown cues, so his identity is uncertain.

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October 03 20172017-10-03October 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesPhoto of two men on a stage in front of a grey backdrop with orange and pink decorative pillars. The man at centre, with long white beard and glasses, wears a grey tweed vest over a white shirt with dark trousers and a belt, holding a microphone and speaking. Beside him a shorter man in a white patterned shirt stands with hands clasped. To the right, a large colourful statue of a deity with a crown and jewelled ornaments stands, and a lattice frame with golden edging is behind them. A small lanyard badge is visible on the speaker's chest.2017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03October 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesA photo of an event hall with a carved wooden double door behind the stage. On the right, a man in an orange-saffron robe with an orange turban, rudraksha mala beads and a long orange shawl sits on an ornate silver throne with leopard-print cushions, clapping his hands together. On the left, a bearded man in a grey waistcoat over a white shirt, wearing glasses and a visitor badge, holds a microphone and sits on a red draped stool beside a gold-carved chair. Swamiji (probable): the seated man in orange with turban and rudraksha mala on the silver throne.2017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesA smiling bald man with a white beard wears a plain white kurta and holds a handheld microphone in his right hand while seated in front of an orange upholstered chair. A dark curtain forms the background, with another microphone stand visible at the right edge. The setting suggests a talk or satsang in a hall. No visible saffron robes, rudraksha malas, or crown identify him as a person, and the page does not state he was present, so no identity is assigned.2010-06-05A photograph of a stage event at an ornate hall. On the right, a man with long dark hair, a saffron-orange turban, a saffron robe, multiple rudraksha malas and beaded arm bands sits barefoot on a white ornate silver throne draped with a leopard-print cloth, hands folded in his lap and smiling. Beside the throne stands a tall silver staff. On the left, an older bearded man in a grey vest over a white shirt holds a microphone and speaks, seated on a red draped chair. Behind them are a large carved wooden door with brass fittings and painted pillars with red, teal and pink capitals. The scene suggests a satsang or discourse on a dais.2017-10-03 +1 copiesA photograph of a bald, white-bearded man in a plain white collared shirt, holding a silver microphone in his right hand and speaking while looking off to the side. Behind him is a printed portrait of a robed figure in orange clothing wearing a long gold-toned pendant necklace, with a gold border visible at the top. The man has a red tilak mark on his forehead. The setting appears to be a seated address or discourse. One person is physically present.2010-06-05A bald, white-bearded man in a plain white short-sleeved kurta sits on an orange upholstered chair, smiling and holding a black handheld microphone in his right hand. A red-brown velvet curtain hangs behind him, with a microphone stand on the right and a wooden stage edge at the lower right. A small red dot is visible on his forehead. Appearance-based cues are limited to white clothing and a beard, so identity is uncertain.2010-06-05