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A seated man in an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, wearing a long multi-strand pearl necklace, bangles and a jeweled headpiece, sits on a raised white-cushioned seat with golden lion-shaped pedestals. A multicolored umbrella with tassels shades him, flanked by potted flowering plants and purple flower arrangements against a silver backdrop. Seated devotees in orange and white clothes face the stage from the foreground, and a woman in orange sits at the right edge. Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne, identified by the saffron clothing, long swept-back hair and ornate pearl necklace; the page presents this as a 2012 darshan event. Audience and woman visible, total about six people.

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A photograph of an indoor stage event where a seated figure sits on a red-cushioned throne flanked by two golden lion-shaped armrests, on a zebra-striped platform draped with a white cloth and a yellow floral-covered ledge. The seated person wears an orange and gold patterned garment, a white and red flower garland, a bindi, and has long dark hair; the figure is smiling with arms outstretched along the armrests. Above hangs a multicoloured ceremonial umbrella with tassels. Potted green plants, white lilies and flower arrangements surround the stage, a silver shimmering backdrop hangs behind, and a small golden deity murti sits on a table in the foreground beside a seated audience member in pink. Swamiji (probable) is indicated by the throne, flower garland and ceremonial setting with several cues including long hair, saffron-toned clothing and garlands.2012-12-16December 16 20122012-12-16December 13 20122012-12-13A seated figure in an orange-saffron robe sits on an ornate golden throne with lion-head armrests draped in tiger-striped fabric, on a raised pink dais on a stage with black drapes. A multicoloured parasol with tassels and emblems shelters the throne, and a silver trident-tipped staff rests beside him. Rudraksha-style beaded mala and gold-beaded garlands hang at the chest, and vases of pink flowers flank the throne. The figure appears to be a person seated in a ceremonial role.2012-12-12A photograph of a seated figure on a red and gold throne on a stage, flanked by two gilded lion sculptures and a zebra-striped dais covered with a yellow cloth. The seated person wears an orange and dark patterned garment, a pink-and-white flower garland, and a red forehead mark, with bare arms resting on the armrests. Above hangs a colourful multicoloured canopy umbrella with tassels. Potted plants, white lilies and a silver curtain frame the stage. In the foreground a woman in a pink sari sits at left, a man in white ritual clothing with an orange cloth is bent over at centre, and a brass deity murti with a small figure stands on a brass table at right. A speaker and a monitor are at the edges.2012-12-16December 12 20122012-12-12A seated figure on a raised red-and-gold throne beneath a multicolored ceremonial parasol with a fringed border, on a wooden stage with potted plants and white lilies. The seated person wears a saffron-orange robe and a pink-and-white flower garland, with hands resting on the golden lion-headed armrests. A woman in a pink sari sits at the left edge, and a man in white ritual dress with a saffron cloth stands at the lower right beside a brass pooja tray with an oil lamp and a small deity murti. A golden offering platform and a tiger-striped drape sit below the throne, and speakers and studio lights frame the stage.2012-12-16December 12 20122012-12-12 +2 copiesDecember 15 20122012-12-15Indoor event in a tall atrium with a shimmering silver backdrop. A man seated on a red and gold throne with lion-head armrests wears a saffron cloth, a marigold garland and a rudraksha-style mala, and holds a trident; a yellow-red-and-blue ceremonial umbrella hangs above him. A woman in a white sari with red border stands to the left, while a shaved-headed attendant in saffron robes and a standing man in saffron stand at the right. Devotees in white and orange clothing raise their hands toward the stage, and flower arrangements flank the throne.2012-12-17December 20 20122012-12-20December 25 20082008-12-25