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A man in a rust-red saffron-toned robe sits on an ornate brown leather throne with gold-carved arms and gold lion figures at its base. He wears a thick rudraksha mala with ceremonial gold necklaces and a red bindi, with a headset microphone and his right hand raised in a gesture while addressing the seated audience. A tall silver trident stands to his left, and yellow marigold garlands lie on a tray to the right. Behind him, audience members sit in a bright hall, including a bare-chested man in orange at the lower left. Probable Swamiji, seated and teaching, with distinctive long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklaces.

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Photograph of a seated man in a large ornate golden throne with a brown leather seat and carved gold lion-head armrests, speaking to an audience. He wears a dark swept-up hairstyle, a red bindi, an orange-red shawl, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces with a gold pendant, and a small headset microphone, and raises one hand toward a silver ceremonial staff topped with a trident-like finial on the left. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back dark hair, saffron-orange ceremonial clothing, rudraksha malas and a ceremonial gold necklace while presiding from the throne. Behind him, seated devotees in orange and white clothing listen in a bright hall with pale walls. Partial text in the lower right corner reads a copyright line and source credit.2015-12-22December 22 20152015-12-22A photograph of a seated man on an ornate golden-framed brown leather throne with golden lion-head armrests, in a hall filled with seated audience members. He wears a rust-red robe, a dark rudraksha mala and a long rudraksha garland across his chest, with a gold pendant, and has a red tilak on his forehead and a small headset microphone. His right hand is raised in a gesture while he holds a silver staff topped with a trident at left. A tray of yellow marigold garlands sits at right. Behind him, audience members wear casual clothes and one man wears an orange scarf. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron-red robe, rudraksha malas and gold necklace, seated on a throne as the teaching figure.2015-12-22A seated speaker in an ornate golden-armed brown leather throne with gilded lion-head arms addresses an audience during a discourse. He wears a headset microphone, a red-orange cloth draped over the shoulder, layered rudraksha malas, a gold pendant, and a colourful wristband, and raises his right hand in a mudra. A silver trident-shaped staff stands at left, and a seated audience in saffron and white clothing fills the background.2015-12-22December 21 20152015-12-21December 22 20152015-12-22A seated man in a rust-red robe and layered rudraksha malas sits on an ornate golden throne with carved lion-head armrests and a brown leather back. He wears a tall dark swept-back hairstyle, a red forehead mark and a small headset microphone, smiling while extending one hand outward. A silver ceremonial staff stands at left and orange-yellow flowers garland the throne at right. Audience members, some in orange and white, sit in the blurred background. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has distinctive long swept-back hair, rudraksha malas and saffron-red robes, and is on a throne before an audience.2015-12-22Photo of a seated speaker in a large hall addressing an audience. A figure with long swept-back dark hair, rust-orange robes, a rudraksha mala and layered gold necklace sits on an ornate gold-framed brown leather throne with golden lion-head armrests, raising one hand and smiling, a small headset microphone near the face. Seated delegates behind and around him, some in orange lanyards and saffron shawls, watch attentively. Swamiji (probable): the figure on the throne shows several qualifying cues (swept-back hair, saffron robes, rudraksha mala, gold necklace) and the page identifies him as the speaker. A bald man in orange robes sits at lower left.2015-12-22December 21 20152015-12-21December 21 20152015-12-21December 22 20152015-12-22December 23 20152015-12-23