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Probable Swamiji seated cross-legged on an ornate gold and red throne, speaking into a microphone on a boom stand. He wears a lavender-violet shawl draped over one shoulder, a long necklace of large gold beads, and has long dark hair, white vertical tilak marks and a red bindi. His hands rest together in his lap. Behind him is a gilded throne backrest with floral carvings and a large gold lettered backdrop. The setting is a satsang discourse. Visible: one seated figure.

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A seated man with long swept-back dark hair, white vertical tilak and red bindi, wears a lavender sheer shawl over his shoulder and matching lavender lower cloth, with a long necklace of large gold beads. He sits cross-legged on a red velvet seat in front of an ornate gold throne-back carved with floral scrollwork, speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind him is a green banner with gold lettering. The appearance and adornments are distinctive, and the page identifies this as a talk, so this is an appearance-based a person in a speaking role.2010-10-26October 26 20102010-10-26October 26 20102010-10-26October 26 20102010-10-26A man with long swept-back dark hair sits cross-legged on an ornate red velvet throne in front of a large gold repoussé backrest, speaking into a microphone on a stand at right. He wears a lavender sheer wrap over the shoulder, matching lavender trousers, and a heavy gold bead necklace; a white vertical tilak and red dot mark his forehead, and his hands are folded in his lap. Appearance-based candidate for a person, seated on the throne giving a talk. Behind him the wall shows large gold lettering partly cut off at the top of the frame.2010-10-26A seated man in a lilac-purple dhoti and wrap sits cross-legged on a red velvet throne with ornate gold-leaf carved back, a wooden microphone stand beside him. He wears a long strand of large gold-toned beads and has a red bindi on his forehead; his hands rest open on his knees in a meditative posture. Behind him hang dark blue curtains. Swamiji (probable): a man with long, swept-back hair, ornate gold necklace and purple ceremonial wrap seated on a golden throne.2010-10-26 +1 copiesOctober 26 20102010-10-26 +1 copiesOctober 26 20102010-10-26A man seated cross-legged on a red cushioned throne with an ornate gold carved backrest speaks into a microphone held in his right hand. He wears a lavender-purple wrap over his shoulder and body, with a long gold bead necklace and a small red bindi on his forehead. His long dark hair falls to his shoulders. The background shows dark blue draped curtains and orange cloth on a side table. Visible appearance cues include long swept hair, ornate gold necklace and ceremonial throne, consistent with a person seated for a satsang discourse. Only one person is physically present.2010-10-26October 26 20102010-10-26A photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a red velvet throne with ornate gold carved backrest, speaking into a microphone on a flexible stand. He wears a lavender-purple wrap over his shoulder and draped lower garment, a long gold bead necklace, and a red bindi on his forehead. His long dark hair falls to his shoulders and he gestures with his hands while addressing a satsang. Orange cloth lies on the right side of the stage. Appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, ceremonial gold necklace and purple wrap on a throne, consistent with the page's claim of his presence at this discourse.2010-10-26A man sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-carved throne with a deep red velvet seat and red cushioned armrests, in front of a dark blue draped backdrop and a gold-lettered banner. He wears a lavender purple shawl draped over one shoulder, matching lavender dhoti, and a long gold-beaded mala necklace, with a red bindi on his forehead and long hair swept back. A microphone on a flexible stand is positioned before him, indicating a seated discourse or satsang. Probable Swamiji seated on the peetha, with a distinctive purple shawl, beaded gold mala and long hair as cues.2010-10-26