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A photo from a seated Q&A session in a hotel meeting room. On the left, a long-haired man in saffron-orange robes sits on a chair beside a microphone stand, smiling broadly with hands resting in his lap; the page indicates Swamiji, and his appearance shows long swept-back hair and saffron clothing, so this is a probable Swamiji. In the centre, a middle-aged man in a white shirt sits behind a wooden lectern. On the right, a smiling woman in a cream-gold tunic with a white underskirt and a red coral necklace holds a small paper slip and a numbered white card reading 47. A small green plant and a potted tree are in the background.

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A photograph of a seated man in an orange robe with long dark hair, smiling and holding his hands together in front of a microphone on a stand, at an indoor event. To the left a woman in a white and blue patterned sari with a teal blouse, glasses and a gold bangle stands smiling and clapping. Behind them a man in a white shirt sits in a chair beside a wooden lectern, and a potted green tree and framed painting decorate the hall. A small fragment of a pink flower arrangement is visible near the floor. The seated man in orange matches the Swamiji (probable) appearance cues of long swept-back hair and saffron clothing, shown as the speaker at a satsang-style talk.2004-08-29A seated man in orange robes with long dark hair, a white flower and orange-red blossom garland, and a red forehead mark receives an offering from an older man in white kurta with a rudraksha-style mala. The white-clad man smiles and passes a folded paper or small packet into the seated man's hands. Behind them a smiling woman in a cream sari with red border stands, and a bald man in an orange shawl sits. A metal IV-like stand with green tubing is at right; a deity murti stands at left, and a box labelled Ananda Bhavan sits near the bottom. Red velvet curtains hang in the background.2007-02-13December 06 20092009-12-06August 18 20092009-08-18February 26 20062006-02-26A photograph of a seated man with long dark hair wearing an orange saffron shawl over orange robes and a red bindi, laughing broadly on an orange throne-style chair. Beside him a smiling woman in a white sari with a light blue border sits on the chair. A man in a white shirt on the left holds a red apple toward the seated figure, while a child's head is partly visible at the lower right. Behind them hang cream drapes with yellow flower arrangements. The seated man is an appearance-based a person candidate with long swept hair, saffron robes and a bindi; the page indicates he was at this event.2010-02-14August 29 20042004-08-29Photograph of a meeting room with beige walls, a framed landscape picture, potted plants and flower arrangements on a draped table. A young man in a white long kurta with embroidered neckline stands at left, facing right and smiling. Seated in the centre is a woman in an orange robe with a microphone on a stand, smiling. Behind her, three seated people in white clothing sit on chairs. A banner at left shows a smiling person in an orange turban and the printed name a person. A date stamp reads 08/29/2004 with a copyright line at the bottom.2004-08-29A photograph of a seated satsang in a hotel ballroom. A seated person in an orange robe with long dark hair sits on a folding chair beside a white-draped seat, speaking into a microphone on a stand. A standing man in a cream kurta with a raised hand addresses them. Several seated listeners in white clothes face the stage from the foreground. Behind the stage is a tall banner showing a smiling woman in orange with a printed label reading Dhyanapeetham and Paramahamsa Nithyananda. Two wall sconces, a framed landscape painting and white and yellow flower arrangements complete the setting. Roughly 7 people are visible, including partly cropped listeners.2004-08-29Photograph of a satsang-style exchange in an indoor hall. A long-haired figure in a rust-orange wrap and a rudraksha mala sits on a red velvet throne-like seat, holding a small white card or paper toward a seated man in a white shirt who leans forward with his hands together. Beside them, a bare-chested man in white dhoti with a rudraksha mala and a pendant sits attentively. Behind, a few standing attendees wear white and teal clothing. A tan cloth lies on the seat, and a wooden tray of fruit and small packets sits in the foreground. Wall-mounted air conditioners and a fan are visible. The figure's appearance shows several cues associated with the Swamiji name on the page, namely long swept-back hair, a rudraksha mala and a saffron-orange wrap, so this is a probable Swamiji in person; the seated devotees are described by role.2013-05-13 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in an orange-saffron shawl and rudraksha mala, reclining slightly in a brown leather armchair on a stage with gold-coloured ornate panels and a red curtain. He extends his right arm toward a woman in a white saree with a red-brown shawl and a name badge, who smiles and holds a small orange offering in her palms. Behind them a woman in orange-red robes with a rudraksha mala holds a steel vessel, and a bald man in orange-yellow cloth stands at the right. A steel plate sits at the lower left and a water bottle at the lower right of the frame. a person: the seated man has a swept-back hairstyle, an orange shawl and rudraksha beads, and is on a throne-like chair receiving an offering.2014-09-20A photograph of an indoor hotel room setting with beige walls, a green potted plant and red curtains. A seated figure with long dark hair wears a gold brocade garment with a cream shawl and sits on a red-cushioned seat, laughing and reaching toward a man in an orange collared shirt who stands before them with a broad smile. A woman in a white top and orange scarf stands behind, and a man sits in the background near a flower arrangement and a small carved figure. Probable Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure with long swept-back hair and ornate gold brocade clothing, shown in a conversation with a devotee, as the page describes a Shiva Sutras discourse in Oklahoma.2006-03-17