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A seated person in a saffron-red turban and red-orange robe with gold border sits in a brown leather throne-style chair with eyes closed and palms pressed together in anjali mudra before a microphone. A long multi-strand gold beaded mala hangs around the neck and a red-and-blue wrist band is visible. A vermilion tilak marks the forehead. Behind is a red curtain and ornate gold carving. Swamiji (probable): the person wears saffron-orange ceremonial clothing, a turban and a long gold mala, appearing to be seated as the honoured speaker at a discourse.

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August 02 20152015-08-02September 26 20152015-09-26July 04 20152015-07-04August 16 20152015-08-16September 17 20152015-09-17July 04 20152015-07-04A man seated on a brown leather throne-style armchair with wooden armrests, speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a maroon-red turban with a small red dot on his forehead, a maroon-red robe with gold borders draped over the shoulder, and a layered gold-beaded necklace; a blue beaded bracelet is on his wrist. Behind him is a large gold-glittering backdrop and a gold chandelier-like canopy. Swamiji (probable): this seated speaker, wearing a red turban, saffron-red robes with gold borders, and ornate gold beaded necklaces while seated in a raised chair, appears to be a satsang discourse speaker.2015-07-02A seated man in a deep red-orange turban with a gold paisley emblem and a red bindi speaks into a boom microphone. He wears rust-red robes with gold-yellow borders, layered beaded gold necklaces with rudraksha-style beads, and a gold pendant. He sits in a brown leather armchair with his hands clasped in his lap, bare feet visible. Blurred crystal chandeliers glow in the background. Swamiji (probable): the turban, ornate gold-trimmed robes, layered malas and ceremonial gold necklace match the presentation of the satsang speaker named on the page, so this is a probable candidate.2015-07-04July 05 20152015-07-05 +1 copiesNovember 09 20142014-11-09July 05 20152015-07-05 +1 copiesJuly 05 20152015-07-05 +1 copies