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A long-haired man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on a leopard-print cushioned seat, speaking into a microphone on a stand with one hand raised near his throat and eyes lowered. He wears a red bindi. Seated devotees in orange clothing face him from the foreground, showing mostly the backs of their heads, some with hair pinned up. An orange fabric canopy with decorative trim and a metal lamp hang in the upper frame, and a pale wall lies behind. Appearance cues include long swept hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha beads, so this is a person seated in person, giving satsang or a discourse.

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May 24 20062006-05-24 +1 copiesMay 24 20062006-05-24 +1 copiesMay 24 20062006-05-24May 24 20062006-05-24 +1 copiesMay 24 20062006-05-24A photograph of an outdoor discourse. A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red dot on his forehead sits cross-legged on a leopard-print cushion, speaking into a microphone on a chrome stand. He wears orange robes and a long mala of rudraksha beads. Below him, a seated audience with their heads visible, several in orange shawls, faces away from the camera. A yellow canopy with embroidered trim shades the stage. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, orange robes and rudraksha mala, seated on the dais as the speaker.2006-05-23May 24 20062006-05-24 +1 copiesMay 24 20062006-05-24May 23 20062006-05-23May 24 20062006-05-24 +1 copiesMay 24 20062006-05-24A photograph of a long-haired man seated cross-legged on a raised platform in front of a microphone stand, wearing flowing orange robes draped over his shoulder and a rudraksha mala hanging across his chest, with a red dot on his forehead and a faint smile. Several heads of seated devotees in the foreground, one wearing an orange shawl and another in a teal top, face toward him. Blurred urban rooftops form the background. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, orange robes, rudraksha mala and seated dais position on the platform are the appearance cues; the page identifies this as a discourse in Rishikesh.2006-05-23