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A seated man in an orange-yellow turban and gold-patterned orange shawl sits on a red throne-like seat with a white and red flower garland draped over his shoulders and a rudraksha mala with gold spacers hanging from his neck. His eyes are lowered and he has a vertical tilak on his forehead. Green leaves and white flowers decorate the back of the seat, and a microphone stands at left beside a dark banner with yellow lettering. A man in white clothes is partly visible at the left edge.

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July 05 20022002-07-05 +2 copiesJuly 05 20022002-07-05Photograph of a young man in profile wearing a saffron-orange turban and saffron-orange robe, with a red tilak mark on his forehead. He wears a long white flower garland with a red flower cluster and a rudraksha mala with gold spacers draped over his shoulder. Behind him is a red and gold ceremonial backdrop with string lights and decorative bunting above. The image shows one person seated with eyes lowered in a calm, meditative pose.2002 - Glimpses From Various ProgramsA young man in a saffron-orange turban and an orange-and-gold brocade shawl sits on a red throne-like seat draped with white and red flower garlands, speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind him hangs a navy banner with large yellow lettering, and green and red flower garlands are strung along the wall. A man in a white shirt stands at left behind the microphone. Yellow-and-orange offerings or fruits sit on a low wooden table in front. The scene suggests a satsang discourse. a person: the seated speaker wears a saffron turban and ornate gold brocade shawl on a throne-like seat, with a red tilak on his forehead, but the appearance cues are not conclusive enough to confirm.2002-07-072002 - Glimpses From Various ProgramsA man seated on a red and wooden throne-style chair speaks into a handheld black microphone during a satsang. He wears a saffron-orange turban with a red kumkum mark on the forehead, a saffron robe under a gold-and-red brocade shawl, and a rudraksha mala with a gold pendant. White and red flower garlands drape the chair and his shoulders. Behind him, a dark banner shows large yellow lettering.2002-07-07July 07 20022002-07-07July 07 20022002-07-07A photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold throne decorated with garlands of marigolds, white jasmine and purple and red flowers, with a red velvet cushion on each side. He wears a bright yellow turban with a red bindi on his forehead, a yellow shawl draped over his shoulder and body, and a heavy gold beaded necklace with a pendant. His hands are folded in his lap and he gazes to the side. Decorative gold and red emblems hang from the garlanded backrest. Swamiji (probable) is seated on a peetha throne in ceremonial yellow garments with a gold mala and turban, honored as the central figure of the event.2010-12-26A young man in a saffron-orange turban and matching saffron sleeveless robe stands with head bowed and eyes closed, smiling faintly. He wears a red tilak on his forehead and a long white jasmine garland draped over his shoulders, with rudraksha beads strung along it. Two blue pots wrapped in red flowers and green leaves are held or displayed at his chest. Behind him, a blue and red display board with printed text is visible, and another man stands partly out of focus in the background.A man sits on an ornate gilded throne (peetha) draped with garlands of yellow, white, red and purple flowers, with red velvet cushions and a footstool of flowers. He wears a bright yellow turban with a red bindi, a yellow shawl draped over the shoulder and a yellow dhoti-style wrap, and a heavy gold bead necklace with a gold pendant. His hands are folded in his lap and he gazes to the side. Above the throne hangs a colourful festival canopy with red, yellow and green fringes. Overlaid text reads 'Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam' and ''. Swamiji (probable): the yellow turban, yellow shawl and heavy gold bead necklace with a gold pendant are visible cues, seated on a throne. Appearance cues are not a confirmed identity2010-12-26