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A seated man in a rust-orange turban and orange wrap sits on a red tiger-striped cushioned throne with ornate gold carvings. He wears a long necklace of gold-toned beads, a red bindi and a small gold ornament on his turban, and rests his hands in his lap with barefoot legs crossed. Beside him stand a silver trident and a dark carved cobra staff entwined with a serpent, and a gold lion figure sits at the right. The backdrop is a painted rocky landscape in lavender and silver tones.

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A seated man in saffron-red robes and a matching red turban with a red bindi sits on an ornate golden throne with carved lion-head armrests and red tiger-striped cushions. He wears a long gold necklace of beads, gold armbands and bangles, and rests his clasped hands in his lap. Behind him hang magenta and red drapes. To his right stands a silver trident and a dark wooden staff entwined with a snake. The setting appears to be a stage-like ceremonial seat with a person figure presiding, with the throne and trident marking him as a revered teacher.2014-07-25July 25 20142014-07-25A seated man in an orange-red turban and orange-red sleeveless robe sits cross-legged on an ornate golden throne with lion-head armrests and red tiger-striped cushions. He wears a heavy gold necklace and a long rudraksha mala with a gold pendant, and a small red tilak on his forehead. His right hand is raised in a mudra while he gazes to the side beside a microphone on a stand, with a dark red curtain behind him. Based on his appearance (turban, rudraksha mala, ornate gold necklace, saffron-orange clothing), this is a probable Swamiji (probable) seated in discourse.2015-11-21January 03 20142014-01-03A seated man in a saffron-red robe and red turban sits on a red tiger-striped cushioned throne before a large gold ornate backdrop. He wears a long beaded garland with gold bead strands, gold bangles on his arms and a headset microphone, his hands resting on his lap and eyes lowered. A silver trident stands beside him with a dark snake coiled around it, and gold lion-shaped armrests flank the throne against magenta draped curtains with hanging bells. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in the role of a teacher giving a discourse.2014-07-25A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold throne decorated with marigold and rose garlands. He wears a rust-red turban, a rust-red and saffron-yellow cloth draped over the body, a multi-strand rudraksha mala and a large ceremonial gold pendant, plus gold armlets and bracelets. A silver trident stands to the right beside a gold lion-form armrest, and a red-and-black striped cushion sits under his arm. Swamiji (probable) is shown seated in regal ceremonial posture, identified by the turban, rudraksha mala and saffron-toned robes.2015-10-18 +1 copiesJuly 18 20142014-07-18 +1 copiesA seated man in a dark red-orange saffron robe and matching turban sits on an ornate gilded throne with a golden arched back and carved lion-head armrests. He wears a long rudraksha mala with beads falling to his waist, a golden waist sash, and a small head-mounted microphone. Red velvet cushions with tiger-stripe fabric cover the throne. Flanking him are large painted deity murti figures with multiple arms holding objects, one wearing a gold crown, and a golden lion-shaped base at each side. a person: the robe, turban, rudraksha mala and throne match the page's a person context, though the appearance cue is only moderately distinctive.2014-06-11May 04 20142014-05-04 +1 copiesA seated man in a rust-orange turban with a white ornament and a red bindi sits on a velvet throne with ornate gold back panel and gold lion armrests. He wears an orange-and-gold robe, layered rudraksha malas, a gold pendant, and gold armlets, and holds a mala strand in his right hand. Behind him are beige wall panels, and a microphone is visible near his face. Swamiji (probable): his long-established ceremonial appearance, orange-and-gold robes, rudraksha malas and ornate turban match the presentation of the teacher at this satsang, though the face is not used for identification.2013-12-12November 22 20152015-11-22November 11 20142014-11-11