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A seated man in ornate ceremonial attire sits on an elaborate gold-carved throne with red velvet armrests and a tiger-striped cushion. He wears rust-orange ochre robes with gold borders, a heavy rudraksha mala, multiple gold bead necklaces and a gold pendant, plus gold armlets and bangles. He holds a silver trident upright beside him and has long dark hair, a beard, and a white tilak with a red bindi on his forehead. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, ornate gold jewellery, rudraksha mala and orange robes indicate a candidate in person.

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October 16 20162016-10-16October 16 20162016-10-16October 16 20162016-10-16A seated man in a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl with gold-edged border sits on an ornate gold-covered throne. He wears long dark hair, a white tilak with red bindi, multiple gold necklaces, a thick rudraksha mala, gold armlets and bangles. He holds a silver trident upright in his right hand while his left rests on the armrest, smiling at the camera. Behind him is elaborately carved gilded throne décor, and a tiger-striped cushion lies beneath him.2016-10-16A man seated on an ornate gold throne with heavily carved gilded panels behind him and a tiger-striped cushion beneath. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and shawl with gold borders, a thick brown rudraksha mala draped across his chest, and multiple heavy gold necklaces and bangles. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders, with a white tripundra and red bindi on his forehead. He holds a silver trident in his raised right hand. No other people are visible.2016-10-16October 16 20162016-10-16October 16 20162016-10-16October 16 20162016-10-16 +1 copiesA seated man in a rust-orange dhoti and shawl sits on an ornate gold-covered throne, holding a silver trident in his raised right hand. He wears layered gold beaded necklaces, a large gold pendant, a dark rudraksha mala, gold armlets and bangles, and a white tripundra with a red bindi on his forehead. Long dark hair falls to his shoulders. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, rudraksha mala, ceremonial gold ornaments and orange clothing match the page's description of the speaker. Behind him is elaborately carved gold throne décor.2016-10-16A photograph of a bearded man with long dark hair and a white-and-red tilak on his forehead, seated on an ornate gold-leaf throne with a tiger-striped cloth and maroon velvet armrests. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and shawl with gold border, a rudraksha mala, multiple gold bead necklaces and a large gold pendant, gold armlets and bangles, and holds a silver trident (trishul) upright beside him. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, ornate gold ceremonial jewellery, saffron-orange clothing and trident together match the page's reference to a seated figure at a Nithyananda event, and he is the sole person in the scene.2016-10-16A seated man in an ornate golden throne setting holds a silver trident staff upright in his right hand. He wears rust-orange robes with gold edging, a thick brown rudraksha mala, and layered gold chains with a large gold pendant. Gold bangles adorn his wrists, and a white and red tilak marks his forehead. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders, and a tiger-striped cloth covers the seat cushion. Behind him, gilded carved panels fill the background. a person is shown in a throne-like seat with trident and rudraksha mala, a kind of presiding role suggested by the sacred setting.2016-10-16A man seated on an ornate gilded golden throne with carved floral and scroll patterns, wearing a rust-orange saffron-toned dhoti-style garment with a gold-bordered edge, a thick multi-strand rudraksha mala around his neck, layered gold necklaces, gold armlets and bangles. He holds a silver trident (trishula) upright beside him with one hand, and has a white tripundra and red bindi on his forehead, with long dark hair and a beard. Swamiji (probable): the appearance cues are long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala, ceremonial gold necklaces and saffron clothing, shown seated on a throne. Setting is an indoor ceremonial stage, with a tiger-striped cloth draped over the chair.2016-10-16