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A man seated on a large white upholstered throne-style chair on a red-carpeted stage, smiling broadly. He wears a teal turban, a red and orange flower garland, a cream embroidered kurta and a teal shawl, with a teal and red tassel at his waist. A white electric fan stands beside him, and behind him a stage backdrop and draped cloth frame the scene under a ceiling strung with lights and yellow and orange flowers. a person: long hair is not clearly visible here, but the teal turban, garland and shawl are ceremonial cues; the identification is uncertain. Other people are partly visible in the background.

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A man seated on a white cushioned throne-like chair on a red stage with a blue-edged border, wearing a turquoise turban, a white embroidered kurta with a turquoise shawl, and a long garland of orange and red flowers around his neck. He sits barefoot with eyes closed and head tilted back, appearing in a serene, absorbed state. A decorated tent ceiling with strings of lights and flower ornaments overhead, a pink curtain behind, and a white electric fan beside him. In the left foreground an orange-robed figure reaches toward the stage, and a few white-clad attendants stand in the background.2008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09 +1 copiesA man seated on a large white throne-like chair on a raised red-and-blue platform, raising one hand in greeting. He wears a turquoise turban, a white embroidered kurta with turquoise and gold trim, a turquoise sash across the shoulder, and white dhoti-style cloth; his feet are bare. Behind him a banner shows partial Tamil text and a red stripe. The figure's appearance with long hair, turban and ornate clothing, and the page's claim that Swamiji was present at this event, make him a probable Swamiji candidate seated in a darshan setting.2008-02-09 +1 copiesFebruary 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09 +1 copiesFebruary 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09February 09 20082008-02-09