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A seated man with long dark hair, eyes closed and a white tilak with red bindi, wears a rust-red robe over bare shoulders, a long gold bead mala with a gold pendant, a gold waist ornament and bangles. He holds a flower-tipped staff in his right hand while the left hand is raised in a mudra. He sits on a red cushioned throne with an ornate gold backrest. A woman in a cream sari sits at right and a person in white dhoti stands at left.

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September 27 20172017-09-27March 14 20172017-03-14July 18 20162016-07-18A seated man in a red-brown dhoti-style garment sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a golden carved backrest, eyes closed in meditation. He wears a white tilak on his forehead, a yellow flower tucked in his hair, large gold necklaces with a gold pendant, gold earrings, and beaded bangles on his arms. He holds a long white fly-whisk-like stick with a yellow flower in one hand while the other rests open on his lap. Wooden-framed glass doors stand behind him. The setting suggests a temple or ashram hall during Navaratri darshan. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long dark hair, a red-brown robe, a braided cloth and ceremonial gold ornaments, consistent with the page's Navaratri darshan context.2017-09-27 +1 copiesSeptember 27 20172017-09-27October 05 20172017-10-05August 07 20172017-08-07May 26 20172017-05-26May 26 20172017-05-26A photograph of a man seated on an ornate white and red throne with a silver lion-armrest, holding a silver staff in his left hand and gesturing with his right. He wears a saffron-orange cloth draped over one shoulder and bare chest, a long multi-strand gold necklace with a gold pendant, a red-orange tilak on his forehead, and long dark hair. Seated audience members in white and saffron clothing fill the foreground and sides of a hall with red curtains. A sign-free background shows a camera on a tripod at left. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklaces and saffron clothing, consistent with a presiding guru giving a discourse.2017-08-07March 14 20172017-03-14April 29 20172017-04-29