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A photograph of a bearded man with long dark hair seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne in front of a deep red curtain. He wears a rust-brown robe, a long garland of red roses and white flowers, a heavy gold-toned bead necklace, rudraksha armbands, and a white vibhuti line with a red bindi on his forehead. He is speaking into a microphone and smiling, with a white mug on a small table at right and colourful striped banners hanging behind him. Probable Swamiji (long swept-back hair, ornate gold beads and rudraksha, saffron-brown robe, seated on a throne while discoursing) appears in person as the seated speaker.

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February 02 20172017-02-02February 02 20172017-02-02February 02 20172017-02-02A seated man in a rust-brown saffron-toned robe sits cross-legged on an ornate silver-and-red throne, smiling and gesturing with both hands as if speaking to an audience. He wears a long gold ceremonial necklace with a large gold pendant, multiple rudraksha-style beaded strands, a white vertical tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and long dark hair. Behind him stand gold-toned ritual lamps and a white deity murti draped in yellow cloth beside green foliage. A younger attendant in white with a bead necklace sits at the left edge. a person seated in a teaching posture, with a satsang-like setting at the Adi Kailasa event.2017-02-13 +1 copiesA smiling man sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions in front of a red draped backdrop, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a rust-brown robe, a long multi-strand gold necklace, a gold pendant, a pink and white flower garland, gold bangles and a white forehead marking with a red dot. A white cup sits on a small wooden side table beside him. He is the central speaker at a discourse. A small kalasha-like brass vessel is visible at the lower left edge. The backdrop shows a red and yellow banner with a lotus emblem.2017-04-01 +1 copiesFebruary 17 20172017-02-17July 03 20172017-07-03 +1 copiesApril 09 20172017-04-09A bearded man with long dark hair sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne, wearing rust-orange robes and a multicolour flower garland of white, red and green blooms. He has a white vibhuti marking with a red tilak on his forehead and a red thread on his wrist. Behind him stands a golden deity murti draped in a purple and yellow cloth, with green foliage and a gold staff at left. A small bottle and cup rest on a table at right. A caption on the image reads 'Swamiji (probable)' is not printed here; the figure matches Swamiji (probable) on appearance cues of long swept-back hair, rudraksha-style rust-orange sannyasi clothing and a garland, and is seated as an honoured guest.2017-02-17February 02 20172017-02-02A man with long dark swept-back hair, a vertical white-and-red forehead mark, and a dark beard sits smiling on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a microphone stand before him. He wears an orange-brown robe, a white and red flower garland, multiple rudraksha malas, and gold ceremonial necklaces with a gold pendant, plus gold armbands and bracelets. A tall gold staff topped with a trident-like finial stands beside the throne, and a white cup sits on a gold side table at left. a person is seated centre, identified by his distinctive garlands, rudraksha malas and ornate gold regalia. A bright red background with blurred lights sits behind.2017-04-09 +1 copiesA seated man in an ornate gilded throne with a red cushioned seat speaks into a microphone on a stage. He wears a rust-orange robe, a white-and-red flower garland, layered gold ceremonial necklaces, rudraksha beads, gold armbands, and a white tilak with a red dot on the forehead. His long dark hair is swept back and he smiles while gesturing with one hand. A small framed photo sits on the armrest, and a gold kalasha-style finial and a trident-like gold object stand to the right against a red backdrop. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure's long swept-back hair, ornate gold jewellery, rudraksha mala, saffron-orange robe and throne presentation match the page's Swamiji reference. Only one physical person is visible.2017-04-09