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A man in an orange-and-red dhoti and shawl with a long gold-and-bead mala necklace sits on a large brown leather throne-style chair, facing right, with a folded orange cloth on the armrest. He wears a white tilak on his forehead, a red bindi, and a red-and-white wristband, and his hair is swept back. Behind him, people in white clothes sit in rows, including a man in white with a green lanyard badge, and women in white saris. Blurred figures in red and white headwear sit further back in a pale hall. A keyboard unit with a Yamaha label is visible at the bottom right.

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November 19 20152015-11-19November 19 20152015-11-19A photograph of a man seated in a large brown leather throne-style chair at a satsang. He wears a rust-red and orange-yellow garment draped over his bare upper body, with a dense brown rudraksha mala and a gold pendant necklace, a red bindi and a red wristband. A small electronic keyboard (Yamaha DTX) on an orange-draped table stands in front of him, and he holds a thin stick. Seated devotees in white clothes with green lanyards fill the background, and a woman sits in the lower left corner.2015-11-19A man seated on an ornate brown leather throne-style chair speaks into a headset microphone during a satsang. He wears a rust-red and saffron-yellow robe, multiple strands of gold beads and a large gold pendant necklace, a red bracelet on his wrist, and a red bindi with white forehead markings. He holds a wooden stick across his lap. A small orange cloth rests on the armrest. Behind him a keyboard and amplifier sit at the edge of the frame, and a seated audience in white clothing and lanyards watches. Soft pink and cream wall with painted figures in the background.2015-11-19November 19 20152015-11-19A photo of a smiling man seated in a large brown leather throne-style chair, wearing a saffron-orange and rust-coloured draped garment bared over one shoulder, a heavy gold-beaded necklace with a large central pendant, and a red bindi on his forehead. He sits with hands resting in his lap, with a small microphone near his face. Behind him, a man with grey hair wears a white shirt and red-orange scarf, and a shaved-headed man in front has orange and white marks on his forehead and a red-orange garment. Behind them, women in red-orange clothing sit on chairs with gold trim, and a white board with text hangs on the wall. A keyboard is visible in the lower right. The appearance-based label a person applies to the seated man, given his saffron garment, gold beaded necklace and seated position in the throne. +1 copiesNovember 19 20152015-11-19A man seated in a large brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden arms, wearing a red-orange and gold-bordered dhoti and shawl draped over his shoulder. He wears a heavy multi-strand gold and bead necklace with a large gold pendant, a white urdhva-style forehead mark with a red dot, and a red and white wrist thread. He gazes to his left, with a small microphone near his face. Behind him, seated devotees in white clothing, some with red headwear, sit in a room with cream walls. A white-clad elderly man with a lanyard is visible in the lower right. a person: the seated man wears a saffron-orange and red shawl, a multi-strand gold ornate necklace and a throne, consistent with the page's identification of him as the speaker at this satsang.2015-11-19A man in saffron-orange robes with a gold-toned shawl edge sits on an ornate carved brown leather throne-style armchair on a stage. He wears a thick rudraksha mala and a large ceremonial gold pendant necklace, with a sandalwood-marked forehead and a headset microphone. A small orange-draped table in front holds a black Yamaha DTX electronic drum pad. Seated devotees in white and cream clothing, some with hands raised to their faces, sit below in a hall with a dark banner behind. a person is seated on the throne giving a satsang, with the seated man in the saffron robes and rudraksha mala matching the page's identification.2015-11-19November 19 20152015-11-19November 19 20152015-11-19July 10 20152015-07-10