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A man with long dark hair and a tilak on his forehead sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with red cushions and armrests. He wears an orange-saffron garment and multiple rudraksha malas, with a gold chain around his neck, and gestures with his right hand while smiling. White pillars and a blue-shuttered window frame the background. The setting suggests a formal seated discourse or darshan.

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May 14 20122012-05-14May 11 20122012-05-11 +1 copiesA seated figure sits on an ornate golden throne with red cushions, set between white pillars in a room with a blue-framed doorway behind. The figure wears saffron-orange robes draped over one shoulder, with a red sash and a visible bare chest, and has long dark hair. Hands are raised in a teaching gesture. The figure appears to be a statue or depiction rather than a live person, so no physical people are counted.2012-05-19May 14 20122012-05-14A man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne in a pillared hall with blue doors behind him. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his bare chest and a long string of large beads around his neck, with a gold-toned necklace visible. He sits cross-legged with his right hand raised in a teaching gesture, speaking as if giving a discourse. Two white pillars frame the scene.2012-05-11A man in a saffron-orange robe stands before an ornate gold-and-red throne with carved gilt armrests and cushioned red seats. He wears a long rudraksha mala and a gold necklace, holds a ceremonial staff in one hand and a small object in the other, and has long dark hair swept back. White columns and a blue-and-white painted wall frame the room. Based on appearance cues, this is.2012-05-14May 14 20122012-05-14May 11 20122012-05-11A seated figure in an ornate gilded throne with carved scrollwork and red velvet cushions, wearing saffron-orange robes, a dark wrap, a crown-like headpiece, a long rudraksha-style bead garland and gold beaded necklaces, with hands resting on the lap and a bangle on the wrist. A blue wall and framed picture are behind. The figure appears to be a lifelike statue rather than a living person, so no physical people are counted. The appearance matches a probable Swamiji depiction based on the saffron clothing, crown and beaded garlands, though the sculpted face is not used for identification.2012-05-13May 11 20122012-05-11 +1 copiesA man seated on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, wearing an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl and a long strand of beads or flowers around his neck. He holds a ceremonial staff or rod upright in his right hand and rests his bare left foot on an orange cloth-covered footstool. Behind him a white pillar and blue-painted doors are visible, with a striped woven rug on the floor. No other people are visible.2012-05-11May 12 20122012-05-12