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A smiling man seated on a red-cushioned throne in front of a microphone stand. He wears a maroon turban with a silver trident-and-crescent emblem, a rust-coloured robe, a long gold necklace with a large gold pendant, and a double garland of white and pink flowers. Bronze and gold figures stand behind him, including a golden deity murti with multiple arms and a gilded bull figure in the foreground, with green leafy plants and brass bells around the stage. a person: the maroon turban, rust robe, ornate gold necklace and flower garland fit the appearance cues, seated as the speaker in a satsang setting.

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January 15 20172017-01-15 +1 copiesJanuary 15 20172017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15A bearded man wearing a maroon-red turban decorated with a silver crescent and emblem sits smiling beside a microphone stand in front of golden deity statues. He wears a rust-brown robe, a heavy gold necklace, layered white and pink flower garlands, and rust-colored beaded armbands. Golden figures of seated deities are visible on the left, with green leafy plants in the foreground. The page describes a satsang talk. Appearance cues of turban, ornate gold jewelry and garlands suggest a probable Swamiji (probable) seated in the speaker's place, speaking to a public satsang audience.2017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15A smiling man in a maroon-red turban with a silver emblem sits at a microphone during a satsang-style talk. He wears a maroon robe, long gold ceremonial beaded necklaces, a pink-and-white flower garland, and copper-coloured armbands. Behind him stands a gilded metal deity murti with multiple arms, beside a golden bull figure, with green foliage and a hanging bell in the background. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), seated and speaking, identified by turban, gold necklaces and maroon robes; the printed page is a talk on Shuddhadvaitam.2017-01-15January 15 20172017-01-15