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A seated figure in orange robes sits on a red velvet throne-like platform on a raised wooden stage in a hall with a ceiling of square light panels. Behind the throne a large backdrop shows a stone temple gateway with a red arched doorway framed by banyan trees. A gold-trimmed red footstool sits on a patterned red carpet in front of the throne. Two white pedestal fans stand on either side of the stage, and a small monitor is placed at the front edge. The seated figure has long dark hair and wears an orange shawl and dhoti, with a rudraksha-style bead necklace; the figure is a person seated in a satsang setting.

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A wooden stage in a plain hall with a large backdrop printed with a photograph of a stone temple gateway framed by dense green banyan trees. On a tall red velvet throne-like seat sits a figure in saffron-orange robes with long dark hair, holding a slender white staff across the lap; the figure appears to be a statue or mannequin rather than a living person. Gold-trimmed red carpets lie on the floor, a gold-decorated low stool sits in front, and white pedestal fans flank the stage. A small monitor is placed at the front edge.2012-07-24July 24 20122012-07-24A photograph of a satsang stage with a large printed temple backdrop showing carved pillars and a deity murti decorated with garlands and bright cloth. A seated figure in orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne, with a gold footstool and an orange cloth draped over the stage floor. Two white pedestal fans and a bright stage light are visible, and the dark curtains and plain walls frame the hall. Whether the seated figure is a person cannot be confirmed from appearance, so the role is recorded as a seated speaker on a throne.2010-10-22 +1 copiesA seated figure in orange robes and a long garland of white and marigold flowers sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions on a raised stage. Behind him a large printed backdrop shows a sprawling banyan tree with hanging aerial roots. Two cooler units flank the stage, a pedestal fan stands at left, and flower arrangements sit at the base of the platform.2009-08-06October 29 20102010-10-29October 22 20142014-10-22 +2 copiesA photograph of a stage set with an ornate gold-and-red throne on an orange carpet. A seated figure in orange robes sits cross-legged on the throne with hands folded, a microphone stand beside him. Behind the throne a large printed backdrop shows a temple pillared hall with a deity murti adorned with garlands. Two white tower fans stand on orange boxes at the sides, and a dark curtain frames the stage. The figure wears orange clothing and a rudraksha-style mala, with long swept hair visible, which is a probable match for Swamiji from the distinctive saffron robes and long hair; the appearance is partly obscured by distance, so the identity is only probable.2010-10-22 +1 copiesA seated man on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a small cushioned footstool speaks in a discourse hall. He wears a white dhoti and shawl, a long dark rudraksha mala, and holds his hands in a teaching gesture. A large printed backdrop behind him shows a stone temple mandapa with carved pillars and a deity murti decorated with garlands. Orange potted flowers sit on a white pedestal beside him, two white tower fans stand on orange-draped stands, and a hanging decorative banner is visible at right. The stage has a patterned rug and a reflective floor.2010-09-12October 22 20142014-10-22 +1 copiesJuly 30 20092009-07-30January 30 20162016-01-30A single seated figure in an orange robe sits with hands folded on a raised stage in a hall with a thatched roof. Behind him is a large printed backdrop of a banyan tree with hanging aerial roots, flanked by two red draped curtains. He sits on an ornate gold and red throne on a small platform with a red cushion, with white pedestals holding small items on either side and a patterned rug beneath. The figure has short hair and no visible crown, turban, rudraksha mala or ceremonial necklace, so the appearance cues are insufficient to identify a person candidate.2010-02-09