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A photograph of a stage event with dark red curtains behind. A seated man in an orange robe sits on a white-draped throne-like chair decorated with red flowers, a microphone stand in front of him. A vase of red and white flowers sits on a white-covered table to the left. Around a dozen children and young people sit or stand in the foreground, several in blue and white shirts, watching the stage. A white electric fan and white plastic chairs are visible at the right edge, and an adult woman in white with a yellow shawl stands at far left.

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A photograph of a seated speaker in an orange robe on a cream upholstered throne on a raised white stage, with a microphone stand and a small vase of flowers on a white pedestal beside her. A beige curtain with beaded strands and blue side drapes frame the stage. In the foreground, a group of people sit on an orange floor covering with their backs to the camera, including a child in a plaid shirt, a man in a white kurta with an orange shawl, and a man in a blue shirt. The speaker appears to be addressing the audience.2010-07-07June 22 20082008-06-22June 22 20082008-06-22June 22 20082008-06-22A photograph of an indoor children's programme in a tented hall with a dark red curtain backdrop and decorated painted pillars. On a white-draped raised platform at left, a person in an orange robe sits cross-legged before a microphone, with a floral arrangement beside them. Seated on the floor facing the stage are many children in colourful clothes, some in orange and white, arranged in rows. Nearer the platform, two adults in orange robes sit on white plastic chairs, one holding papers. A white pedestal fan stands in the foreground and a table with bottles sits at the back.2008-05-15June 22 20082008-06-22June 22 20082008-06-22A satsang discourse in an indoor hall. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on a cream, ornately carved throne on a raised white stage, gesturing with one hand while speaking into a microphone on a stand. White pillar pedestals flank the throne with yellow flowers in a vase; a pleated cream backdrop and blue curtain frame the stage. In the foreground, several seated audience members, seen from behind, wear white, striped shirts, a yellow shirt and an orange garment, facing the stage.2010-07-15A photograph of a seated teacher in an orange robe on a cream-upholstered armchair with cylindrical bolsters, on a raised stage before deep red drapes. A microphone stand stands beside the chair, and a small mustard-coloured footstool sits on the step below. Several people in white clothes and yellow lanyards sit on the floor facing the stage, including a bald man in the foreground and a woman in white at the right edge. The teacher, with long dark hair, speaks with raised hands. Probable Swamiji appearance cues: long swept-back hair and saffron/orange robes, seated as the speaker before the audience. A small white device stands at the right of the stage.2010-02-09A seated teaching session in a hall with a raised white stage. A figure in orange robes sits in an ornate cream-and-gold armchair on the stage, with a white podium and a small vase of flowers beside them. Orange and white draped fabric hangs from the ceiling and along the stage, with dark red curtains framing the sides. Around twenty seated listeners, mostly children and young people, sit on orange and blue mats on the floor facing the stage, some in orange, yellow and red clothes.2010-07-07June 22 20082008-06-22A seated man in an orange saffron robe and a long rudraksha mala sits in an orange armchair on a raised white stage, smiling as he speaks into a microphone on a stand. A small red bindi is on his forehead and a dark-red velvet curtain hangs behind him. A water bottle and a black pouch rest on a white pedestal table beside him, and a white electric fan stands to the right. Several seated audience members in white clothes and a man in a blue cap face the stage from the foreground, with a yellow armchair visible at the upper left. The swami's identity is not established by the image itself, so he is described by role only.2010-02-22