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Close-up photo of a man seated with eyes closed in front of an ornate gold throne with repoussé floral and scroll patterns. He wears a red-pink rose garland, an orange-brown saffron wrap, a gold pendant, a white forehead band with a red central mark, and long dark hair. Compatible cues include long swept-back hair, a garland and a gold necklace, so this appears to be Swamiji (probable) seated in meditation on a throne.

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December 15 20172017-12-15December 15 20172017-12-15December 15 20172017-12-15December 15 20172017-12-15May 10 20182018-05-10December 15 20172017-12-15A man with eyes closed sits on an ornate gold-carved throne with a red cushion, wearing a rust-red shawl over his shoulders and bare torso, with multiple strands of rudraksha beads and long garlands of pink roses and white jasmine draped across his chest. He has a white tripundra with a red bindi on his forehead and long swept-back hair, and a silver-coloured staff or rod stands beside him. Behind him are red and gold draped fabrics and hanging brass bells. The man appears to be a central seated figure, with the appearance cues (swept hair, rudraksha malas, garlands, ceremonial red-orange shawl) matching the a person description, though identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2017-12-15Close-up photograph of a bearded man with long dark hair swept back, wearing a white horizontal tilak with a red vertical mark on his forehead, a pink-and-white flower garland around his neck, a gold chain pendant, rudraksha beads and a reddish-brown shawl draped over his shoulders. He sits before an ornate gold throne with carved relief patterns and a red cushion, holding a pink flower stem in his hand at the right edge. Lighting is warm and the background is a plain pale wall. The man's appearance is consistent with the page's a person reference, so the description carries the probable label, though the visible cues are only moderately distinctive.2018-05-10May 10 20182018-05-10April 04 20172017-04-04December 15 20172017-12-15December 15 20172017-12-15