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A seated man in a rust-orange robe draped over the shoulders, with long gold ceremonial chains, sits on an ornate silver-and-white throne with red cushions in front of a deep red curtain. A gold carved lion-like figure and colourful tassels are at the right, and a microphone stand rests before him. A red tilak marks his forehead, and a white cup sits on the armrest. A Swamiji (probable) candidate with long swept-back hair, rudraksha-style ornamentation absent, but a saffron robe and gold chain necklaces; he is smiling during a Sadashivatva satsang session.

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May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14 +2 copiesMay 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14A man seated on a cushioned silver-and-red chair on a stage, wearing a rust-orange unstitched cloth wrap and two long gold-coloured beaded necklaces. He has long dark hair, a red bindi on his forehead and a moustache and beard, and is smiling. A microphone stands in front of him against a deep red curtain, with an ornate gold carved figure at right. A small white cup sits on the stage edge at lower left. Swamiji (probable): the candidate wears rust-orange robes with gold necklaces and long hair, and is seated at a discourse stage as the presenter; he is present in person.2017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14May 14 20172017-05-14