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A smiling man in a deep red turban with gold braid and a jewelled brooch sits in a red chair, wearing a red shawl draped over a red robe and multiple long gold-and-rudraksha malas around his neck and arm. He wears a red kumkum bindi and a headset microphone with an ear hearing device, looking down to his left. a person, seated and speaking, wearing ceremonial red and gold clothing and rudraksha malas. Blurred orange and gold backdrop behind him.

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Close photograph of a smiling man wearing a deep red turban with gold braid and a jewelled brooch, a red shawl and multiple strands of gold-and-rudraksha malas, with a gold armlet on his upper arm. A small red tilak marks his forehead and a headset microphone is visible near his mouth. Behind him is a red upholstered throne and an orange-toned backdrop.2011-11-28Close photo of a smiling man seated on a throne-like chair, wearing a deep red turban with gold braided trim and a jewelled brooch, a red shawl with gold border, and multiple tiers of gold-toned rudraksha malas around his neck. A red bindi is on his forehead and a small headset microphone is attached near his ear. An orange and gold backdrop is behind him.2011-11-28A smiling man seated on a red-upholstered throne wears a large crimson turban with gold border and a crystal brooch, a small red bindi on his forehead, and a wired headset microphone. He wears a crimson robe edged in gold, multiple strands of gold-toned beaded necklaces, and a matching beaded armlet and wrist band. The background is a warm orange and gold patterned backdrop with a small purple-and-white bird logo at the upper left.2011-11-28A seated man in a deep red turban with gold braid and a long red cloth draped over one shoulder, wearing a red garment with gold-edged borders and multiple strands of gold-and-rudraksha beads across the chest and upper arm. He has a red tilak on his forehead and a small microphone clipped near his face, smiling and looking to the side. The blurred background shows warm orange and gold tones with a painted or printed deity figure. Probable Swamiji by appearance cues: the red turban, layered gold rudraksha malas and ceremonial red-gold clothing with a shawl-like drape, though this is an appearance-based label only.2011-11-28A smiling man wearing a deep red turban with gold border trim and a red dot on his forehead sits on an ornate golden throne. He wears a red garment with gold edging, layered gold-and-rudraksha malas across his chest, and rudraksha-and-gold bracelets on his arms, with a small headset microphone near his face. The background is blurred gold and orange tones. a person appearance-based label: the red-and-gold turban, ornate malas and throne are visible cues.2011-11-28November 28 20112011-11-28 +1 copiesNovember 28 20112011-11-28November 28 20112011-11-28 +1 copiesNovember 28 20112011-11-28 +1 copiesNovember 28 20112011-11-28A seated man wears a deep red turban with gold trim and a long red sash draped over his shoulder. He has a red bindi on his forehead and wears layered gold-toned rudraksha malas across his chest and shoulder, plus matching armlets and a wrist band. He wears a red garment with gold edging and speaks into a small headset microphone while seated on a red throne-like chair. Behind him is a large painted backdrop showing a figure in yellow and gold robes, and a gilded ornamental panel is visible at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): the red turban, flowing red sash, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold ornaments are consistent with the page's account, though the appearance is only partly distinctive.2011-11-28Close-up photo of a smiling man wearing a deep red pleated turban edged with gold braid, a red tilak mark on his forehead, and a red shawl draped over a red garment with gold trim. He wears multiple strands of gold-and-red rudraksha malas and matching bracelets, and a small headset microphone is clipped near his cheek. Behind him is ornate gold carved decoration and a dark red upholstered seat. The figure's appearance with turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold ornaments is consistent with a person seated in a ceremonial setting.2011-11-28