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A seated man on a red-lacquered throne with a gilded arched back, flanked by two golden lion statues and a tiger-striped cushion on the floor. He wears a rust-orange dhoti and shawl with gold borders, a gold crown, a rudraksha mala draped to the waist, and white armbands, with a small red bindi on his forehead. Behind him a large printed banner shows a smiling face in orange and a temple scene. The setting suggests satsang, with the seated figure's appearance matching the Swamiji (probable) cues of ornate crown, saffron-toned robes and rudraksha mala.

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December 14 20132013-12-14December 13 20132013-12-13December 11 20132013-12-11November 30 20132013-11-30December 11 20132013-12-11December 13 20132013-12-13November 30 20132013-11-30A seated man in a red-orange robe and draped shawl sits cross-legged on a deep red ceremonial throne with a gold arched backdrop and two gilded lion statues on pedestals at either side. He wears a gold crown, a long brown rudraksha mala, gold earrings and arm bands, and raises one hand in a teaching gesture. A tiger-striped cushion and orange rug lie in front. Behind him a large printed banner shows a temple courtyard scene with stone structures and water. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has a crown, saffron-orange robes, rudraksha beads and gold ornaments consistent with the page's identification.2013-12-13December 11 20132013-12-11December 08 20132013-12-08December 13 20132013-12-13A seated teacher on a red and gold throne with a gilded arch and two golden lion statues flanking it. He wears a tall dark-red turban with white flower ornaments, a rust-orange robe with gold borders, a long rudraksha mala, and a small microphone at his cheek. A tiger-striped cushion lies on an orange carpet below, and a large photographic backdrop behind shows a temple pond scene and a portrait in orange robes. The Swamiji (probable) cues here are the turban, saffron-orange robe, rudraksha mala and throne; he is presented as the speaker at this satsang. One person only is physically present.2013-12-11