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A seated man in rust-orange robes sits on a red-cushioned throne decorated with dense bands of red, yellow, white and pink flower garlands arranged in arch shapes. He wears a rust-orange turban with a small tilak on his forehead, long dark hair, multiple strands of rudraksha beads, a gold chain, and beaded wristbands on his upper arms, and his hands rest together in his lap. Silver elephant figures flank the throne, and a silver staff stands at the right edge. Above the garlands is a gilded deity murti. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure is presented as the central honoured teacher, with long hair, rudraksha malas and saffron-orange robes.

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A smiling man in a rust-orange turban and saffron-orange robes sits on a red velvet chair in front of a large arch of marigolds and roses in red, yellow, white and purple. He wears a gold necklace, multiple rudraksha malas and matching rudraksha armlets, with a tilak on his forehead. A microphone stands in front of him. A silver ritual object is partly visible at the right edge. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has a turban, saffron clothing, rudraksha malas and a ceremonial gold necklace, and the page indicates a Swamiji event, so he is described as the seated speaker giving satsang.2017-11-27A photograph of a seated man in a rust-orange turban and matching orange robe, wearing layered rudraksha malas, rudraksha armbands and a gold chain, with a red tilak on his forehead and a dark beard, smiling with hands folded in his lap. He sits on a deep red velvet throne-style chair in front of a large arch of white, yellow, red and pink flower garlands. Silver elephant figures flank the chair on either side, and a microphone stands at the right edge. The man's appearance matches the presentation of a person, who is seated on the throne as the presiding teacher of the satsang setting.2017-11-27A smiling bearded man in a rust-orange turban and orange-red wrap sits on a red velvet throne against a backdrop of concentric arches made of red roses, yellow and white marigolds and green leaves. He wears layered rudraksha malas, a gold necklace, rudraksha armbands and wrist beads, with a tilak on his forehead, and his hands rest folded in his lap. Silver elephant figures flank the throne and a silver staff stands at the right edge. Red cushions lie at the base of the seat. The setting resembles a satsang seat with floral decoration, and the caption identifies the event as Nithya-Satsang.2017-11-27 +3 copiesNovember 27 20172017-11-27November 27 20172017-11-27A seated man in rust-orange robes, wearing a matching orange turban and multiple rudraksha malas with a gold necklace, sits with eyes closed and hands folded in his lap on an ornate throne. The throne is framed by a large arch of red, yellow, white, pink and green flower garlands, with silver elephant figures flanking the seat and a silver staff standing at the right. A figure with this presentation (orange turban, rudraksha malas, gold necklace) is a probable Swamiji seated in meditation during a satsang-style setting.2017-11-27A smiling man in a rust-orange sannyasi robe and matching turban sits on a red velvet throne in front of a large floral backdrop of red roses, yellow and white flowers and green leaves arranged in concentric arches. He wears layered rudraksha malas, rudraksha armlets and a gold pendant necklace, with a tilak on his forehead, and his hands rest together in his lap. A microphone on a stand is in front of him. Only one person is physically visible.2017-11-27A seated figure in a rust-orange turban and matching orange-brown wrap sits with eyes closed and hands folded in the lap, in a meditative posture. He wears layered rudraksha malas, a gold chain, rudraksha armbands, and a vertical sandalwood tilak on the forehead. He sits on a red-cushioned throne in front of a large arched backdrop built from rows of red, white, yellow and purple flower garlands. Silver elephant figures flank the throne, and a silver staff stands at the right edge.2017-11-27November 28 20172017-11-28November 24 20172017-11-24November 27 20172017-11-27November 24 20172017-11-24