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A photo of a seated man in saffron-orange robes and a long rudraksha mala, sitting cross-legged on a large white rounded throne-style seat with white bolster cushions, smiling and turned to his right with one hand resting on the seat. Probable Swamiji by swept-back long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha malas, presiding at a stage event. Behind him hangs deep red curtain, with a vase of red and white flowers and a water bottle to the left and a microphone stand at right. Only one person is visible in the frame.

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April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16A man seated cross-legged on a large white rounded throne with white bolster cushions, smiling broadly. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his shoulders and torso, with a long rudraksha mala around his neck and a microphone stand in front of him. Behind him hangs a deep red curtain, and a vase of red and white flowers and a water bottle sit on a white-draped table at left. A wooden podium is visible at the bottom. Appearance-based identification is probable: a person, seated on the throne in saffron clothing with a rudraksha mala, conducting a satsang-style session at a convention stage.2008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16A seated figure in an orange-saffron robe and sleeveless wrap sits on a large white cushioned throne-style chair on a stage, with bare feet resting on a small wooden footstool with a white cushion. A rudraksha-style mala hangs around the neck, and long dark hair is swept back. Behind the chair hang deep maroon curtains, and to the left a white-draped table holds a flower arrangement in a pot and a water bottle. A microphone stand is visible at right, and a patterned carpet covers the stage floor. The figure smiles, looking to the side. The appearance and throne setting resemble the page's a person reference, but the face and features are not a reliable basis for identification, so the a person field is set to unsure.2008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16April 16 20082008-04-16