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A man in a rust-red turban and rust-red and yellow robes sits in a brown leather throne-like armchair, laughing broadly and holding a small headset microphone. He wears a long brown rudraksha mala and a red bindi, with white markings on his upper arms. Behind him stand devotees in orange and red scarves and white clothes, some clapping or with hands raised in anjali, and a woman in white at right laughs. A Yamaha audio mixer sits on the table in front, and the room has pink patterned panels.

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May 23 20152015-05-23May 23 20152015-05-23A seated saffron-robed teacher sits in a large brown leather armchair with carved wooden arms, a saffron hood over the head and a gold-toned chain necklace, smiling with a hand raised near the mouth. A small cobra-headed wooden figure rests on the chair arm to the right. A headset microphone is visible near the face. Around him, rows of smiling women and men wear white clothing with orange-red shawls, and one standing woman in white holds a red cloth. The background has a gold patterned wall and a Yamaha speaker is visible at the bottom. The scene is a satsang gathering.2015-07-18Photograph of a satsang hall where a man in a dark-brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden armrests sits smiling broadly, wearing an orange-saffron cloth draped over his body, a heavy multi-strand gold-toned bead necklace with a large gold pendant, a red bindi and yellow markings on his forehead, and a small wrist bracelet, with a head microphone. A golden staff stands beside the chair. Around him, devotees in white clothing and saffron-orange shawls sit on red chairs, including a young woman with orange-yellow forehead marks and a woman with glasses. Red-upholstered chairs and a white-draped table fill the background.2015-10-11A smiling man in an orange-red turban and orange-saffron robes sits on an ornate brown leather throne with carved wooden arms. He wears a thick multi-strand rudraksha mala and a blue bracelet, and extends one hand in an open gesture toward the audience. A tall silver trident stands beside the throne, and a large crowd of seated devotees in orange and red garments fills the foreground and background against pink patterned panels. A tall silver trident stands beside the throne.2015-05-23July 19 20152015-07-19A man in orange and saffron robes sits on a large brown leather throne-style chair, speaking into a headset microphone while holding two wooden sticks. He wears a long beaded golden necklace and a bracelet, with a white tilak mark on his forehead and dark hair swept back. A cobra-like carved or sculpted snake wraps the chair's right armrest. Behind him, seated devotees in orange and white shawls and saris fill rows, some women in white and orange. A Yamaha keyboard or electronic unit sits at the front. The setting is a gold-patterned hall.2015-07-18A seated figure in a red-orange turban and saffron-orange robe sits on a brown leather throne with a golden bird finial, wearing a long rudraksha mala and a white marking on the arm. Around him, a large seated audience in saffron and white clothing fills the hall, with some devotees wearing yellow tilaka marks. A microphone is at his face and a Yamaha piano-like unit sits below. The throne-seated figure is consistent with the page's Swamiji (probable) context, with cues of red turban, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala; a dense crowd of devotees surrounds him in a satsang setting.2015-05-23October 09 20152015-10-09A smiling man with a shaved head and a red tilak sits in a large brown leather throne-style chair on an orange-draped platform, holding a long wooden stick. He wears an orange saffron robe with an ornate gold-and-beaded necklace and a long strand of rudraksha beads, with a headset microphone. Around him, seated devotees in white and orange-red shawls smile; some wear yellow turmeric markings on their foreheads. A gold-trimmed row of chairs and a red-draped backdrop with framed pictures fill the hall behind them. A black sound unit sits on the platform. Whether the seated man is a person cannot be confirmed from appearance alone.October 9th 2015May 23 20152015-05-23