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A smiling man stands barefoot on a red patterned rug in front of a golden throne draped with a tiger skin and red cushions, flanked by two gold lion sculptures. He wears an orange-red turban, a red-and-gold bordered brown dhoti, and a red-and-gold shawl, with a bindi on his forehead. He raises both open hands high, and long clear-and-blue bangle-like garlands of beads hang from his arms. Behind him stand two painted dvarapala guardian statues in gold crowns and green sashes, and a carved golden door frames the back wall.

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August 13 20132013-08-13August 13 20132013-08-13August 13 20132013-08-13A smiling man stands barefoot on a red carpet in front of a golden throne draped with red cushions and a tiger-skin cloth, flanked by two painted deity statues holding weapons and a golden lion-head armrest. He wears an orange-red turban, a brown and gold dhoti, and a red-and-gold shawl, with a long garland of silver-and-coloured beads hanging from his raised arms. His palms are raised beside his head in greeting. a person: the candidate's appearance has a turban, garland and ceremonial clothing, with cues that align with the page's claim of his presence, but the face cannot be confirmed. Painted deity statues with raised hands stand on either side, and a gold-framed doorway is behind the throne.2013-08-13July 05 20132013-07-05 +1 copiesNovember 08 20132013-11-08July 12 20132013-07-12June 20 20132013-06-20 +1 copiesNovember 08 20132013-11-08A smiling man with short dark hair, a red bindi and gold earrings stands barefoot on a red patterned rug, arms raised high with palms open. He wears an orange-brown ochre drape with a yellow-gold border and a garland of white jasmine and orange-red flowers, and his bangles and wrist ornaments are gold. Behind him is a gold-carved throne with lion-head armrests draped with a tiger-stripe cloth, in front of a golden wooden door. Painted, multi-armed deity murti stand on either side in orange dhotis and gold jewellery. The figure's appearance is consistent with a person, identified by shaved-free long swept hair, saffron-orange garments, rudraksha-style ornamentation absent, and gold ornaments, while the throne and garland mark him as a presiding teacher during a satsang setting.2013-06-27 +2 copiesAugust 04 20132013-08-04June 27 20132013-06-27 +1 copies