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A seated man on an ornate gilded throne with a richly carved golden backrest and hanging brass bells and oil lamps behind him. He wears a maroon saffron-toned cloth draped over his body, a red and gold cap with a silver crescent and emblem, a red bindi, and a heavy gold necklace with a large pendant. He holds a silver trident (trishul) upright in his right hand and wears red-and-white flower garlands around his neck. Armbands and bangles are visible, and the seat is covered in tan upholstery with red trim. He smiles toward the camera. Probable Swamiji from the appearance cues: long-hair absent but crown-like cap, ceremonial gold necklace, ornate robes and a trident mark him as the candidate, seated in darshan posture; a partial figure at the lower edge is a devotee.

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A seated figure on a cushioned golden throne with carved gold backrest and lion-form armrests, holding a silver trident in the right hand. The figure wears a maroon-red headdress with orange band and a red-maroon garment, a thick red-and-white flower garland with green accents, a gold necklace with a lotus-style pendant, gold bangles, and white markings on the arms and forehead. Oil lamps hang on chains against a dark stone wall. A photograph of a person on a throne seated with a trident and garlands, with a ceremonial setting; the page reports a person present but the appearance is uncertain, so this is a seated person in ceremonial dress.2013-11-17A seated person on an ornate gold throne with carved floral backing and brass oil lamps hanging nearby. The person wears a maroon-red turban with an orange band and a small white emblem, a maroon-red robe, a gold chain with a pendant, and a long red and white flower garland with green accents. They hold a silver trident in the right hand and smile. Brass bells and oil lamps flank the throne, and a partly visible attendant appears at the lower left. Swamiji (probable): long-haired presence on a throne with a crown-like turban, saffron-toned clothing, and ceremonial gold necklace matching the archive's Swamiji depictions, shown here as a physical person seated on the throne.2013-11-17November 17 20132013-11-17A seated figure sits on a cushioned golden-brown throne backed by an ornate gold-carved arch with a tiered crest and a circular medallion. The person wears a maroon turban-style head covering with an orange band and a small silver ornament, a red bindi, and a maroon garment. A thick garland of red and white flowers with green and yellow beads hangs over the shoulders, along with a heavy gold necklace and a gold armlet. The right hand holds a tall silver trident. Hanging brass oil lamps and bells frame the throne against a dark stone wall. a person: the seated figure is shown with a turban and trident, consistent with the page's reference to a person at the event, though appearance alone is not conclusive.2013-11-17A smiling person in a maroon and orange head-wrap with a silver trident-motif emblem and crescent ornament stands before an ornate gold-leaf throne back. They wear layered red and white flower garlands, gold necklaces, a leopard-print garment, and a dark red wrap, and hold a tall silver trident in one hand while raising the other hand in greeting. Swamiji (probable): the person wears distinctive ceremonial cues including a crown-like head-wrap, layered garlands and a trident, matching the page's Swamiji reference.2013-11-17November 17 20132013-11-17A seated man in a maroon-red robe and matching turban with a gold ribbon and small snake and crescent ornament sits on an ornate gold throne with carved arch and lion figures, draped in thick red and white flower garlands and gold necklaces with a gold pendant. He raises one hand holding a slender staff and smiles, wearing gold bangles and a small microphone at his ear, while red tiger-stripe velvet cushions surround him. Tilak and ash markings are visible on his forehead and arms.2013-11-17November 17 20132013-11-17November 17 20132013-11-17November 17 20132013-11-17 +1 copiesNovember 17 20132013-11-17November 17 20132013-11-17