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A seated man in a rust-red robe wears a leopard-print cloth at the waist and many rudraksha malas, with a red and gold turban-style headpiece and a red tilak on his forehead. He sits on a crescent-moon throne with a golden trident staff and gold lion-form armrests, gesturing with raised hands beside a microphone stand. Behind him a large backdrop shows a pyramid of repeated deity faces in red and blue tones, with a red star-pattern design and a trident. A probable Swamiji is the seated speaker, identified by the mala-adorned saffron robe, the crown-like headpiece and the ceremonial throne with trident. A brass lamp sits to the side.

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February 13 20182018-02-13February 13 20182018-02-13February 13 20182018-02-13A photograph of a seated man on a stage during a satsang, dressed in red-orange robes with a leopard-print cloth on the seat, rudraksha mala necklaces, bangles, and a black cap with a yellow-and-red forehead mark. He sits on a throne-like seat flanked by a silver trident and carved lion figures, with a small offering stand beside him and a microphone stand in front. Behind him a large screen shows a pyramid-like arrangement of many deity faces with a crescent moon and red geometric lines. a person appears as a seated figure in ornate saffron-red clothing with rudraksha malas and gold ornaments, seated on the throne.2018-02-13February 13 20182018-02-13 +1 copiesA man seated on a golden throne before a large stage backdrop of a crescent moon and a pyramid of stacked deity faces on a dark blue and red starry screen. He wears a red-orange robe, a leopard-print cloth around his waist, a rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, and a dark cap. He holds his hands together in a gesture of blessing near a microphone stand. A golden trident stands beside him and a small oil lamp rests on a side table. Two golden lion figures flank the throne. The appearance is consistent with a person, seated in discourse, with cues including the rudraksha mala, ornate gold necklace and saffron robe; the single presenter on stage is a discourse speaker.2018-02-13Photograph of a seated figure on an ornate golden throne on a stage, with a crescent-moon backdrop of many stacked Shiva-faced deity murti heads and red geometric lines. The seated man wears a dark red-orange robe, multiple rudraksha malas, bangles, a dark turban-like headpiece and a red tilak on his forehead, hands folded in his lap. A golden trident stands to his left, a golden lion-form armrest sits beside him, and a microphone stand is at right. A lit candle stands on a small side table. Swamiji (probable) is seated centrally, identifiable by the turban, rudraksha malas and saffron-red robe.2018-02-13A seated man in a saffron-red robe and a dark rudraksha-style cap sits on an ornate golden throne before a microphone, raising his right hand in a blessing gesture. He wears layers of rudraksha malas, a leopard-print cloth over the lap, and a red tilak on his forehead. Behind him a large backdrop shows a crescent moon and a pyramid of repeated Shiva faces with a red triangular geometric design against a starry blue sky. A trident stands to the left beside a small table with a framed picture, and two golden lion-like figures flank the throne. The scene suggests a live satsang address. Probable Swamiji seated in front of the backdrop, identified by long hair, saffron clothing and ceremonial malas.2018-02-13February 13 20182018-02-13A seated man in ochre-red robes, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold armlets sits cross-legged on a golden throne with a leopard-print cloth, eyes closed, hands folded, a red tilak on his forehead and a red cap. Behind him a large LED backdrop shows a crescent moon filled with a pyramid of multi-armed deity faces in blue and red tones, a trident rises on the right, a brass trident stands at left and a small lit oil lamp sits on a side table, with a microphone stand in front. a person appears as the seated figure, a presiding teacher during satsang, with the printed credit reading 2020 Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam.2018-02-13February 13 20182018-02-13 +1 copiesFebruary 13 20182018-02-13