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Photograph of a seated man in a red-brown ochre robe on an ornate gold-and-red throne, in a hall with a red-carpeted stage and a seated audience. He wears a heavy gold ornamental necklace with a large pendant, gold bangles, long dark hair falling past his shoulders, and a white-and-red forehead marking. He holds a small golden ritual implement in one raised hand. A small tabla-like drum and a black electronic device sit on a table in front of him. Audience members in white with orange shawls sit behind him, and a water bottle and a bright red banner appear in the background. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the seated figure on the throne, based on his long hair, ochre robe, gold necklace and ornaments.

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March 13 20172017-03-13March 13 20172017-03-13 +1 copiesAugust 07 20172017-08-07A man with long dark hair, a white and red tilak on his forehead and a red kumkum dot, sits on an ornate white carved throne with red upholstery and silver lion-paw armrests. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and shawl and a heavy gold necklace with a large gold pendant, holding a small white fan-like object in his right hand while smiling. Behind him are a red curtain and a camera tripod. Seated people in white clothes and a man in red with a sash are visible at the edges, and a crowd of devotees in white fills the foreground. The man on the throne shows cues such as long swept hair, orange clothing and ceremonial gold necklaces, consistent with a person, seated as the satsang speaker.2017-08-07A bearded man with long dark hair and a white-and-red tripundra forehead mark sits on an ornate silver-and-red velvet throne in a hall. He wears a rust-red draped garment, a heavy gold bead necklace with a gold pendant, rudraksha bracelets, and holds a small trident. A tabla-style drum and a black Yamaha amplifier sit on a wooden table beside him. Seated and standing people in white clothes are blurred in the background, and a red-and-gold framed picture hangs on the wall.2017-03-13A seated central figure in rust-orange robes sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne, wearing long rudraksha mala necklaces and a gold chain, holding a gold trident-shaped staff, with white tripundra marks on the forehead and a red bindi. Seated devotees in white dhotis and white shirts with saffron shawls fill the hall around him, and a small silver pedestal with a microphone and oil lamp sits in front. Large colourful backdrop imagery and a silver ceremonial staff appear behind and to the side. The scene is a satsang discourse setting. Probable Swamiji appearance cues include long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas and a gold chain.2017-05-01July 07 20172017-07-07A seated man in a rust-orange saffron-toned dhoti-style robe sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne chair carved with a sun motif. He wears a heavy gold multi-strand necklace with a large pendant, orange-red bangles, and a white forehead band with a red tilak; his long dark hair falls past his shoulders. He holds a gold lotus-topped staff in his right hand while extending his left arm toward a table with a small brass-handled item and a Yamaha DTX electronic drum unit. Behind him, seated devotees in white clothes with orange-red shawls fill the hall.2017-03-13March 13 20172017-03-13March 13 20172017-03-13July 07 20172017-07-07 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in a red-orange robe on an ornate silver-and-red throne, giving a discourse. He wears a thick gold beaded necklace with multiple strands and a large gold pendant, a red tilak on his forehead, and a small headset microphone. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders and he smiles while looking to his right, one hand resting on a small table with a Yamaha device. Behind him on the left, a woman with light hair wears white and orange clothing, and on the right a woman in white with beads sits attentively, with a man partly visible in the lower right corner. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker wears a saffron-orange robe, a gold rudraksha-style mala and ceremonial gold pendant, and long hair, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji on a throne.2017-04-29