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February 04 20162016-02-04August 27 20142014-08-27 +1 copiesSeptember 27 20142014-09-27A man in a rust-red dhoti and shawl with gold borders stands barefoot on a stage before a dark maroon curtain, beside a whiteboard on an easel. He wears a long rudraksha mala, a beaded bracelet on his upper arm, a white tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and a head microphone. He holds a marker and a small eraser, gesturing toward a whiteboard with hand-drawn sketches of an eye and labels reading 'Life Image', 'Outer Image', 'Other's Image' and 'Inner Image' next to oval outlines. a person: the rudraksha mala, red-and-gold robes and visible presentation cues suggest the speaker is the a person, though his face is not used for this identification.2015-02-19February 19 20152015-02-19February 14 20152015-02-14September 20 20142014-09-20A man in a seminar setting stands beside a white flip chart with red marker drawings of an eye, a face profile and arrows labelled "Inner Image", "Outer Image" and "Others Image". He wears a rust-red dhoti and shawl with a gold waistband, a long rudraksha mala, and white and red tilak markings on his forehead, and holds a red marker. A small lapel microphone is clipped near his face. Behind him are red wooden pillars and a dark curtain. Whether this man is a person cannot be determined from appearance: he is shaved-headed and the cues are not distinctive, so the figure is only a presenter and the identity is uncertain.2014-09-20February 04 20162016-02-04February 04 20162016-02-04September 20 20142014-09-20February 19 20152015-02-19