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A seated man in rust-orange and gold-bordered robes sits on an ornate gold throne with a large carved arch and lion-like side carvings, draped with a striped tiger-skin cloth. He holds a silver trident in his right hand and wears a long brown rudraksha mala with a gold-thread cord. He has white vertical tilak marks and a red bindi, and is smiling. The scene is a stage with a red carpet and dark red drapes behind the throne. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, ornate gold-and-silver throne, saffron-orange robes and rudraksha mala are the appearance cues; he is seated in person as a speaker on stage.

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September 14 20132013-09-14September 14 20132013-09-14 +1 copiesNovember 12 20152015-11-12September 06 20122012-09-06March 08 20132013-03-08March 05 20132013-03-05January 23 20132013-01-23May 01 20122012-05-01A man sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with a large arched backrest carved with floral and lion motifs, set against deep maroon velvet drapes. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over the shoulder and wrapped at the waist, multiple strands of beaded rudraksha-style malas, a gold necklace with a pendant, gold armlets and bangles, and gold earrings. A red bindi and white forehead markings are visible, and a small microphone is clipped near his face. His bare feet rest on a tiger-face rug draped over the golden platform. He sits alone with hands resting on the armrests and lap. a person is seated as the central figure, with saffron robes, malas and gold ornaments matching the page's identification cues.2013-06-26March 07 20132013-03-07March 08 20132013-03-08August 23 20152015-08-23