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A seated man in an ochre-orange robe with a bare upper torso sits on an ornate silver-and-gold throne backed by golden filigree and a red velvet cushioned seat. He wears a long garland of pink lotus blossoms and yellow and purple flowers that hangs to his feet, and a red thread on his wrist. He has a white vibhuti line and a red-brown bindi on his forehead, a beard, and his eyes are closed as he raises both palms together in a gesture of prayer and speaks into a microphone. Red and multicolour floral garlands decorate the top of the frame. a person: a bearded man in orange robes with a white vibhuti line and a microphone on the throne, reading the page's session context, is identifiable only by these appearance cues, with the page noting Swamiji at this event.

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