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A man in a rust-orange saffron wrap sits on an ornate silver throne decorated with a thick garland of yellow, white, purple and red flowers. He wears a red tilak on his forehead, has long dark hair and a beard, and gestures with his right hand toward a silver table holding a small microphone and a red cloth. A silver trident stands at his left, and a silver lion figure rests at the base of the throne. Behind him a large screen shows red temple pillars with carved reliefs. The page identifies the event as a 2018 satsang, but the throne, saffron wrap and flower garland alone do not establish that this seated man is a person, so the identity is uncertain.

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January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20182018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01A seated man in a rust-orange robe sits on an ornate silver throne decorated with a garland of yellow, white, purple and red flowers. A silver trident stands to the left of the throne, and a silver armrest with lion-head ends rests in front. He has a red tilak on his forehead, long hair, and a beard, and he smiles toward an audience whose heads are visible in the lower foreground. The backdrop is a large red temple-pillar graphic.2018-01-01January 01 20182018-01-01