A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair wears a saffron-orange shawl draped over the shoulder and bare upper arm, raising both hands in an animated gesture while smiling. A round brass or metal gong-like disc hangs behind him on a beige wall beside a white easel board. In front on a table sit a plate of bananas and a steel tumbler of water. - Nithyanandapedia

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A seated man with long, swept-back dark hair wears a saffron-orange shawl draped over the shoulder and bare upper arm, raising both hands in an animated gesture while smiling. A round brass or metal gong-like disc hangs behind him on a beige wall beside a white easel board. In front on a table sit a plate of bananas and a steel tumbler of water.

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A smiling person in long dark wavy hair and an orange-saffron wrap sits at a table beside a wooden chair, gesturing with one raised hand while the other rests near a folded orange cloth and a steel tumbler. A bowl of bananas sits on the table, a brass gong hangs in the soft background, and a curtain frames the room. Swamiji (probable) is indicated by long hair and saffron clothing, shown seated during satsang.

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A smiling person with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits in a wooden chair, wearing a loose saffron-orange wrap that leaves the upper body partly bare. One hand is raised in gesture while the other rests near a brass vessel and a yellow cloth on a table. A round brass plate hangs on the wall behind, with a white draped curtain and an easel-like stand at left. The distinctive long hair, saffron wrap and bindi match the Swamiji (probable) cues, so this is a candidate present in person in an indoor event setting.

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A smiling man with long, shoulder-length dark hair and a red bindi on his forehead wears an orange saffron wrap with a gold-striped border over bare shoulders, with a thin dark cord visible at his neck. He turns toward the camera while a person on the left raises bangled arms in an upward gesture. A deep red velvet cushion sits on the right against a dark maroon curtain and a cream wall. a person by appearance cues: long hair, saffron wrap, and adornments. The photo is a watermarked archive image.

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A seated man in an orange-saffron robe and matching wrap speaks into a microphone on a boom stand, smiling and gesturing with his hands clasped. He wears a rudraksha mala and a red tilak on his forehead, with long dark hair past his shoulders. He sits in a dark wooden armchair with white upholstered cushions against a pale wall, with a white cloth on the floor below. One physical person is visible.

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