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A seated man in an orange-red robe and a rudraksha mala with a gold necklace sits on an ornate wooden throne, holding a tall silver trident (trishul) upright beside him. He has a large dark swept-back hairstyle, a red forehead mark and a microphone stand in front of him. Before him sits a large audience of devotees, many wearing orange lanyards, with a red and gold banner and framed devotional artwork on the wall behind. Probable Swamiji is seated on the throne with a distinctive orange robe, rudraksha malas and swept-back hair while addressing the gathering as a discourse. A few spectators are partially visible in the foreground, and the scene appears to be a satsang-style talk in a hall.

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December 09 20152015-12-09A photograph of a seated speaker at a microphone during a discourse hall event, holding a tall silver trident (trishul) upright in his right hand. He wears an orange-red robe, a dense rudraksha mala with dark beads reaching his chest, a gold necklace, and has a black swept-back hair style with an orange-yellow tilak on his forehead. Behind him hangs an orange banner and framed religious paintings on the walls. A large seated audience fills the foreground, including women in saffron and pink saris and men in white kurta-style clothes, with water bottles on a side table. The speaker is the discourse presenter, and the scene is consistent with a satsang discourse; the speaker is visually identified only by appearance cues: a person.2015-12-08December 08 20152015-12-08 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09December 8th 2015December 09 20152015-12-09December 08 20152015-12-08 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 09 20152015-12-09December 09 20152015-12-09 +1 copiesDecember 08 20152015-12-08