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A photograph of a seated program in a large hall with an audience of many people. In the centre, a man with long black hair and a red-and-orange robe sits on an ornate golden throne with lion-head armrests, wearing a beaded rudraksha-style mala, a large ceremonial gold necklace and a leopard-print waist panel. Viewed from behind in the foreground is a person in a white top and orange shawl holding a silver trident. Many seated devotees in orange and white clothing watch, and a microphone is visible at the speaker's face. The figure matches the swami cues of long swept hair, saffron-toned robes, rudraksha beads and ceremonial gold, so the identity is probable.

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December 19 20152015-12-19A large indoor hall filled with seated audience members in orange, saffron and white attire. In the centre, a figure with long dark hair, a rudraksha mala and a ceremonial gold necklace sits on a gold-and-brown lion-armrest throne draped with a marigold garland, wearing a rust-coloured dhoti and shawl; the appearance is a person candidate. A man in white clothes with an orange shawl stands at left holding a silver trident, leaning toward the seated figure. Devotees with kumkum and orange garments fill the foreground and background, and a water bottle sits on the right.2015-12-19December 21 20152015-12-21December 19 20152015-12-19A seated figure in an ornate gold-framed throne with lion-head armrests sits at the centre of a hall, wearing long dark hair, a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl, a leopard-print cloth at the waist, a long rudraksha mala, a gold necklace and a red bindi, with a silver trident standing to the left. Around him a large audience sits close together, mostly women in orange, white and blue clothing, with some men in glasses and light shirts. A water bottle sits in the foreground. The scene reads as a seated discourse or satsang. a person in the throne with long hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and gold ornaments, seated as the central figure.2015-12-19May 14 20152015-05-14 +2 copiesDecember 21 20152015-12-21December 23 20152015-12-23May 21 20152015-05-21December 21 20152015-12-21December 21 20152015-12-21December 19 20152015-12-19