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A seated man in saffron-brown robes and a matching brown turban with a small white emblem sits on an ornate gold throne shaped like a cobra hood, smiling with a microphone beside him. He wears a long beard and rests one arm on the throne. Behind him a large painted cutout of a deity with a crescent moon, red matted hair, a rudraksha necklace and gold bangles holds yellow books, flanked by a golden trident. A figure in white with rudraksha beads kneels in devotion at the left edge. Red curtains and a metal ceiling frame the stage. A bright orange stool with a small device sits in front of the throne.

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September 25 20162016-09-25A seated man in a rust-red turban and rust-red robes sits on an ornate golden throne with a golden cobra hood carved behind him, smiling with arms spread wide. A small white-and-silver emblem is visible on his turban. Behind him stands a large painted cutout of a deity with red matted hair, crescent moon, trident and a snake-like necklace, beside a kneeling devotee with prayer hands. A wooden stool holds a red box and a small orange object near a microphone stand. Red drapes and a metal ceiling frame form the stage backdrop. The seated man is an appearance-based probable Swamiji candidate, wearing a rudraksha-style red turban and long hair, seated on a throne during a stage discourse.2016-09-25A seated man in a reddish-brown robe and maroon turban with a small white emblem sits on an ornate gold throne carved with a cobra-hood canopy, speaking into a microphone on a stand with both hands raised. Behind him a large cutout backdrop shows a painted deity with matted red hair, crescent moon, trident and gold ornaments, flanked by a bearded sage in rudraksha beads gesturing upward. A gold trident stands at left and maroon curtains hang behind. A small wooden stool holds a red object. The label on the top-right caption reads Nithyananda Paramashivam, indicating the scene is credited to the Nithyanandapedia archive; the seated man is a probable Swamiji by his saffron-toned robe, turban and rudraksha cues, presented as a discourse from a golden throne.2016-09-25A seated man in a golden ornate throne with a cobra-hood backrest sits on a stage before a large painted backdrop. He wears a rust-brown turban with a small white emblem, a rust-brown robe, and a long beaded rudraksha-style mala reaching to his lap, smiling and speaking into a microphone. Behind him stands a large painted cutout of a figure with swept-up red hair, a crescent moon, a trident and a drum, with a bearded devotee in prayer pose at the left. A red velvet curtain hangs behind the stage. Probable Swamiji cues: rust-brown turban and robe, long mala, seated on a gilded throne. The page describes a Q&A session; no printed name is visible. The image shows one seated person on stage and no others.2016-09-25September 25 20162016-09-25September 25 20162016-09-25A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gold throne with a gold cobra-hood backrest, speaking into a microphone on a stage. He wears a rust-red turban with a small silver emblem, a rust-red robe, and has long plaited hair and a full beard. A wooden stool with a box and water bottle sits in front of the throne. Behind him, a large painted cutout depicts a deity with a tall red-brown topknot, crescent moon, trident-like staff, rudraksha beads and gold bangles, holding gold items, flanked by painted devotees with folded hands. A golden trident stands to the left, and maroon drapes hang behind the stage.2016-09-25A seated man in a rust-orange saffron robe and matching turban with a small white emblem sits on an ornate gold-leaf throne shaped like a cobra hood, speaking into a microphone on a stand. A tall gold trident leans beside him. Behind him a large painted backdrop shows a deity with matted red hair, crescent moon, tripundra mark, rudraksha necklace and bangles, holding a gold object, with a bearded devotee in prayer pose at left. Dark red drapes hang behind. A small wooden stool holds a black device with an orange case. The seated man's identity is not established from appearance alone, so role is described only.2016-09-25September 25 20162016-09-25September 25 20162016-09-25September 25 20162016-09-25September 25 20162016-09-25