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A photograph of a smiling bearded man in a maroon-red sannyasi robe seated on an ornate white silver-trimmed throne. He wears a black-and-white patterned turban with a crescent ornament, a long rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklace, and wooden bead bracelets, with a horizontal white forehead mark. His right hand is raised in a gesture while a microphone stands in front of him. Behind him stands a large orange-painted deity murti holding a staff, beside a backdrop of carved orange panels. A small brass oil lamp rests on a stand at the lower left.

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A smiling bearded man with a white tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate white throne-style chair, holding a silver-topped staff and resting his arm on his knee. He wears a leopard-print turban with a crescent ornament, a long rudraksha mala, multiple rudraksha bracelets, a gold pendant, and a rust-brown robe. A microphone stand is at his side. Behind him stand an orange-and-gold deity murti with a crown and a trident, and a brass oil lamp rests on the left. Ornate orange panels form the backdrop. Appearance-based cues are distinctive, so this is a person in person, seated on a throne during a satsang.2017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09A smiling man with a white tilak and red bindi sits on a white ornate throne, holding a silver staff across his lap. He wears a leopard-print turban with a crescent ornament, a rudraksha mala and bracelets, and a rust-red sannyasi robe. A microphone stands beside him. Behind him are large painted deity figures in orange and red, a carved wooden panel, and a brass oil lamp rests at left. The photograph shows a stage setting; the page describes an aushada preparation event.2017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09A man seated on an ornate white silver-finished throne-style chair before an orange, decorated stage backdrop with a standing deity figure to the left. He wears a leopard-print turban with a crescent moon ornament, a dark red-brown wrap, a long rudraksha mala and bead bracelets, and a sacred mark on his forehead. He smiles and points toward the audience while a microphone stands beside him. A small brass lamp stand sits at the lower left. Swamiji (probable) appears seated on the throne, identified by a crescent-topped turban, rudraksha malas and rust-red robes.2017-09-09Photograph of a smiling man seated on an ornate white and silver throne-style chair in front of a microphone on a stand. He wears a leopard-print turban with a crescent ornament, a rust-red robe, a multi-strand rudraksha mala, a gold chain and rudraksha bracelets, with a horizontal white vibhuti mark on his forehead. He holds a silver staff. Behind him is a large orange painted backdrop and a painted deity figure with a crown and trident. A small brass figure rests on the left. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back hair under a turban, rudraksha malas and ornate ceremonial gold chain, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji at this event.2017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09A man seated on an ornate silver-backed chair on a stage, speaking into a stand microphone. He wears a leopard-print turban with a crescent ornament, long dreadlocks, a red-brown saffron-toned robe, multiple rudraksha malas across his chest and arms, and a gold chain. A vertical tilak mark is on his forehead and his hands rest folded on his knee. Behind him is a large orange backdrop with a painted deity figure and ornate panels. a person in a seated discourse role.2017-09-09A man seated on an ornate white throne-style chair speaks into a microphone on a stage. He wears a leopard-print turban with a crescent ornament, a rust-red robe, a multi-strand rudraksha mala and matching rudraksha bracelets, and a white tilak on his forehead. A tall ornate gold-and-orange backdrop with a painted deity figure stands behind him, and a small bronze lamp stand sits at the lower left. The scene reads as a discourse on stage. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has a turban, rudraksha malas and a red robe, and the page flags him as present.2017-09-09September 09 20172017-09-09