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A smiling man stands behind a clear acrylic lectern on a stage, wearing a rust-orange draped garment with gold-striped borders and multi-strand rudraksha-style beaded necklaces, plus gold hoop earrings and a beaded armlet. He has white tripundra ash marks and a red bindi on his forehead and wears a small headset microphone. Behind him are painted pillars with pink and green lotus-style capitals and a brass oil lamp stand to the right, with a deep maroon curtain at left. a person appearance is present in this single physical speaker, with his distinctive ochre attire, ornate beaded necklaces and gold earrings as cues; he is addressing an unseen audience.

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September 12 20132013-09-12September 12 20132013-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 29 20132013-09-29September 29 20132013-09-29September 29 20132013-09-29September 12 20132013-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 29 20132013-09-29September 29 20132013-09-29 +1 copiesA smiling man in a red-orange saffron-toned garment with a gold-bordered wrap stands behind a clear acrylic lectern on a stage. He wears multiple strands of brown rudraksha mala beads around his neck and matching beaded bands on both upper arms, plus gold hoop earrings and a small clip microphone near his cheek. White vibhuti marks his forehead with a red kumkum dot between the brows. His hands are clasped at the lectern while he looks off to one side. A brass oil lamp stands at the right edge beside a painted pink and green stage backdrop. a person is a presenter at this discourse, identified by his saffron clothing, rudraksha malas and ornate arm beads.2013-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 12 20132013-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 12 20132013-09-12 +1 copiesSeptember 29 20132013-09-29