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A seated man in a leather-upholstered wooden throne-style chair at a satsang gathering, wearing a rust-orange and gold-edged dhoti-style wrap, a rudraksha mala of brown beads across his chest, and a gold pendant. He has long swept-back dark hair and a vertical vibhuti/tilak mark on his forehead, eyes closed and smiling. Behind him stands a person in orange and red robes holding a framed photo, and seated devotees in orange and white clothes, some with garlands, fill the foreground. Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure given long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and orange-gold ceremonial dress, and the page identifies him as presiding over the satsang.

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July 16 20152015-07-16October 11 20152015-10-11October 11 20152015-10-11A seated man in saffron-orange robes, with a white forehead band and red bindi, smiles broadly in a brown leather high-backed chair with carved wooden armrests. A beaded golden-brown mala hangs around his neck and a red-and-blue bracelet is on his wrist. Behind him, seated devotees in white clothes with red-orange shawls and a woman with a red bindi watch the scene in an interior hall. A small orange cloth rests on the chair arm.2015-07-18July 13 20152015-07-13A smiling man in a rust-orange and gold saffron-toned robe sits on an ornate brown leather throne-style chair with carved wooden crest, speaking at a satsang setting. He wears a thick multi-strand gold-beaded necklace with a gold pendant, a yellow tilak on his forehead, and a dark braided hairstyle. Around him seated devotees in orange and white ritual shawls listen, several with yellow forehead marks. A DTX-labelled audio unit and a microphone are visible at the bottom, and a pink and red decorated backdrop sits behind. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker's distinctive long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklaces and saffron-orange robe with gold border mark him as the candidate speaker in the throne seat.2015-10-10July 16 20152015-07-16A smiling man sits in a large carved brown leather throne-style chair at a seated satsang or discourse. He wears an orange-saffron robe with yellow edging, a thick ornate gold-beaded necklace, a red bindi and a blue-and-purple beaded bracelet, and rests one hand on the armrest. Behind him, seated devotees in red and white shawls and white clothes fill the hall, with a red-draped table and a man in white at the right edge. The man in the chair has long swept-back hair, ornate gold beads and saffron clothing, a probable Swamiji (probable) candidate seen in person.2015-07-16 +1 copiesJuly 16 20152015-07-16July 16 20152015-07-16October 11 20152015-10-11October 9th 2015