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A photo from a satsang and darshan event: a man in a red-orange robe with a red bindi sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne decorated with red and white flowers. He reaches out to a young girl in a pink floral dress who bows toward him and offers something. Two women in white garments with gold borders stand behind her. Fruit, sweets and an orange cloth lie on the throne cushion.

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A seated man in an orange-red robe and matching red top sits on a gold-carved throne draped in red and black tiger-stripe fabric, with white and red flower garlands above. A young girl in white dress with gold border bends forward to offer something, while a small child in white reaches toward him and another woman in white with gold-bordered sari stands at right. A man in white shirt and dhoti holding a microphone stands at left, and a coconut and offering items lie on the cloth at the lower left. Appearance-based candidate is a person seated on the throne, wearing saffron-orange robes and a red tilak, with long swept-back hair; the page does not place him at this event, so the identification is uncertain.2009-06-14August 20 20092009-08-20A photo of a seated man in a red-orange robe with a bare upper body and an orange shawl draped over his shoulders, seated on a red-cushioned throne with an ornate gold backrest decorated with red and yellow flower garlands. He is smiling and reaching toward a small boy in a light blue shirt who stands in front of him, touching the boy's face. On the left, a young man in a white kurta with an orange shawl stands beside them, and on the right a woman in a yellow patterned sari with red bangles watches. Pink and white drapery and fruit offerings line the seat area. a person: the seated man has long dark hair swept back, a red-orange shawl and a ceremonial throne setting, but the appearance cues are not distinctive enough to confirm identity from the image alone.2009-02-21November 17 20092009-11-17A photograph of a seated man in an orange-saffron robe and red sleeveless undershirt on an ornate gold throne with red velvet cushions, decorated with red and white flower garlands. Devotees surround him: a woman in a lavender blouse and white sari adorns the throne, a woman in a white sari with a long braid stands at left, a man in a white shirt bends forward at right, and a young boy in a blue-and-white striped shirt reaches toward the seated figure. Overhead, a canopy of red, white and pink drapes is hung with marigold and flower garlands. Appearance is consistent with the figure but the page does not state he is present, so identity is uncertain; the seated man is described by role only.2009-08-02August 03 20102010-08-03July 11 20092009-07-11July 08 20092009-07-08A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold throne decorated with yellow and red marigold garlands and green leaves. He wears an orange saffron robe over a red inner garment and has a red tilak on his forehead; he smiles while accepting a folded white paper from a boy in a white shirt. Two other children in white stand nearby, a girl with long dark hair on the right and a boy partially visible on the left. The throne sits against a red-and-orange backdrop, and a red-and-tiger-stripe cushion is visible at the seat. The person on the throne is a person by appearance cues: an orange robe, a seated throne position and a red forehead mark, though his face and hair are not distinctive enough to be certain.2009-08-27 +1 copiesA seated man in an orange-saffron robe and red top sits on a gilded throne with a red-and-black tiger-striped cushion, the throne decorated with garlands of white, pink and yellow flowers. A small boy in a yellow-and-white striped shirt leans in to touch the seated man's arm, while a second child in a yellow garment is at the lower left. On the right, a woman in a white sari with gold border presses her palms together in namaste beside a tray of red fruit. A gold armlet is visible on the seated man's upper arm, and a red-and-gold backdrop fills the background.November 17 20092009-11-17 +1 copiesJune 14 20092009-06-14