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A seated man in a rust-red saffron wrap and a long rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with carved lion heads, holding a silver trident in his right hand and a white-and-green peacock-feather fan in his left. He wears a red bindi and sacred ash marks on his forehead and smiles. Golden lion sculptures flank the throne, red velvet cushions sit beneath him, marigold garlands hang behind, and white pillars and red drapes frame the stage. a person appears as the central figure, based on the rudraksha mala, saffron-red robes and ornate gold throne.

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August 01 20142014-08-01May 04 20142014-05-04September 11 20142014-09-11May 25 20142014-05-25May 09 20142014-05-09September 12 20142014-09-12May 25 20142014-05-25November 12 20152015-11-12 +2 copiesSeptember 11 20142014-09-11A seated man in an orange-red robe sits on a large ornate gold throne with carved backrest and golden lion-shaped armrests. He wears a thick green leaf garland with white and red flower garlands and a wooden bead necklace, and has a yellow vibhuti mark with a red kumkum dot on his forehead. His eyes are closed as he smiles, his hands resting on his knees. A silver trident stands to the right and a peacock-feather fan to the left, against a sepia backdrop of temple architecture. a person: long dark hair, orange robe, rudraksha beads and garlands cue the presence of the presiding teacher on the throne.2014-05-06July 06 20132013-07-06September 11 20142014-09-11 +1 copies