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A person with long dark hair sits cross-legged on a zebra-striped throne-like chair against a dark red curtain. They wear a saffron-orange robe draped over one shoulder and hold a long strand of white beaded mala or garland in both hands, with a red thread wrapped on one wrist. A blue microphone cable runs across the frame, and books or papers rest on the left arm of the chair. Red flowers appear at the edges. The person's long swept-back hair, saffron robe and seated throne posture show distinctive visible cues, so this is a probable appearance-based a person candidate seated in person on the stage.

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A photograph of a seated figure in a zebra-print armchair against a dark red curtain. The person wears a flowing saffron-orange robe and has long dark hair, holding a silver beaded mala or cord across their lap while reading or handling a small book. A microphone on a cord is visible near the face, and orange flowers appear at the left and right edges. A purple bird logo sits at the upper left. The setting suggests a stage or satsang hall. No other people are visible.2008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02A photograph of a single person seated cross-legged on a large white-and-black zebra-striped armchair against a dark red curtain. The person wears an orange-saffron draped robe and has long dark hair swept back, holding a long silver chain-link string or mala in both hands. A thin blue cable or microphone line runs across the frame. Bright orange flowers appear at the left and right edges, and a colourful folded cloth rests on the left armrest. Prominent cues of long hair and saffron robes are present, but the person's face is partly turned away, so identity is uncertain.2008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02A person with long dark hair sits cross-legged on a large zebra-striped upholstered throne-like chair against a dark background. He wears an orange-red saffron garment draped over the shoulders and body, and holds a thin cord or chain in one hand. Red and orange flowers in vases flank the chair on both sides. The appearance and presentation are consistent with Swamiji (probable), seated in a ceremonial position with saffron robes and long hair.2008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02October 02 20082008-10-02