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July 08 2009

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A long-haired man in a red sleeveless garment and a saffron-orange shawl sits on a red tiger-striped cushion, reading a small printed card or booklet held in both hands. He has a red mark on his forehead. Behind him stands an ornate gold-toned decorative backdrop with embossed floral and figural patterns, and a red and green floral arrangement is visible at the top. A blue-and-white tiled wall is on the left, and another partially visible person in gold-coloured bangles or wristlets is at the left edge. The figure has distinctive long swept-back hair and saffron shawl, consistent with a probable Swamiji presence in person.2009-07-08A photograph of a long-haired man seated on a cushioned throne in front of a golden ornate backdrop. He wears a sleeveless saffron-orange robe and a small red tilak on his forehead, and he smiles while reading a small white card held in both hands. A partially visible hand appears at the right edge. Red cushions sit at the lower left. The purple bird logo appears at the upper left.2010-02-10A smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits on a gold-carved throne in an orange sleeveless robe, holding and reading a pink card decorated with floral motifs and colourful flowers along its bottom edge. Red cushions surround him and a patterned hanging is behind. The figure's long hair, saffron-orange robe and ornate golden throne match the probable Swamiji cues, so he is identified as Swamiji (probable) seated in person.2010-02-10December 17 20092009-12-17A photograph of a seated man with long, swept-back dark hair wearing a sleeveless saffron-orange robe and a small red forehead mark. He sits on a red cushioned seat in front of an ornate gold throne back, looking down while holding a sheet of white paper in one open palm. A hand from the right edge of the frame holds a second paper toward him. The setting is a dimly lit stage with red fabric.2010-02-10A smiling man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits on a red cushioned seat before a gold-embossed throne back and a backdrop of red and patterned fabric. He wears a sleeveless saffron-orange robe and holds an open pink-white booklet with coloured illustrations, looking down at it. a person: long swept-back hair, saffron robe and a seated ceremonial position suggest the a person candidate, though the page description is not used to confirm identity. Purely visible details: orange robe, red cushions, gold throne, bindi, open booklet.2010-02-10A photograph of a smiling man with long, swept-back black hair and a small red bindi, seated cross-legged on a large orange velvet armchair-style throne against a purple backdrop. He wears saffron-orange robes with gold borders, draped over a red undershirt, and holds a small white card or paper in both hands. A gooseneck microphone stands beside the throne and a decorative tasselled orange cushion sits at each side.2009-08-13A man with long, swept-back dark hair sits smiling on a red cushioned seat in front of an ornate gold-carved throne back. He wears an orange-saffron garment over his shoulders and a long gold necklace with ornate beads, with a red tilak on his forehead. He holds a sheet of paper in both hands and looks down at it. The visible cues are consistent with a probable Swamiji, with long hair, saffron clothing and gold ornaments, seated in a temple-like setting. +1 copiesAugust 13 20092009-08-13December 05 20112011-12-05August 25 20092009-08-25A figure in an orange-saffron garment with a long rudraksha mala draped over the shoulders and chest sits in front of a gold, ornately carved chair with a red cushion. He wears a white tilak with a red bindi on the forehead and long, swept-back dark hair, and holds a small white card in both hands while looking down at it. A microphone on a stand is in front of him, and an orange drape hangs in the background. Appearance-based cues are distinctive (long swept hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala, ornate throne), so this is a person in person. He is reading from a card at a satsang-style seated talk.2010-11-03