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October 11 2011

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A seated man in a red turban and white dhoti with white flower garland and gold bangles sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne at left, looking toward a group of devotees. Devotees in the foreground include a woman in a red sari with hands pressed in anjali, an older woman in a pink sari and glasses, and younger women in saris. A man in a light green shirt sits with his back to the camera before a gold tray with flowers. A red curtain, white cooling unit and studio light stand in the background, and a man is visible through a window.2011-10-11October 11 20112011-10-11A seated man in a red turban with a white garland and white dhoti sits on a gold-trimmed red throne-like seat at left, one hand resting on his knee, looking toward a group. Facing him, a bald older man in white and a seated man in a light green shirt are in front, with several women in saris, including a red sari and pink sari, sitting on the floor with hands pressed together in anjali. A red curtain, a white tower fan and a stage light form the background, with a small window behind. The robed, garlanded figure on the throne appears to be a teacher receiving devotees; his identity is not established from appearance. The scene shows a satsang-style seated discourse setting.2011-10-11September 11 20112011-09-11A seated man in saffron-orange robes, orange turban and a gold ceremonial necklace sits on a gold-carved throne with red cushions, garlanded with red and white flowers, in a bare room. Before him, devotees sit on the floor with folded hands in namaste, including a woman in a maroon shawl, a girl and a boy, and a man and woman in white and cream traditional dress with rudraksha malas. A brass oil lamp stands behind the throne, and silver plates with fruit and flowers sit on a gold tray in front. A lit studio light and a tower fan are visible at the right. The swami's visible cues are orange turban, ornate necklace and saffron robes, so this is a probable match for Swamiji on the throne.2011-09-17Photo of a padapuja ritual in a plain room with cream walls and a maroon curtain. A man in an orange-and-maroon turban, a grey-purple robe and a long beaded necklace sits on an ornate gold-trimmed throne with his bare feet extended forward. Four devotees sit on the floor before him: a man in a blue t-shirt, an older man with glasses and folded hands, a seated man with his head bowed, and a woman in a maroon sari. A silver plate holds flowers, fruit and a red offering in front of them. Behind them a man in white dhoti and shawl stands at a tripod-mounted camera. A brass lamp burns on a side table and a white tower fan stands against the wall. The seated figure matches the page's a person reference only through the turban, robe and throne, so the identity is uncertain.2011-08-20November 27 20112011-11-27A seated man in white ritual clothing and a red turban sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, a rudraksha mala and a white and red garland around his neck, hands resting on the armrests. Flanking him are gold pedestals with draped white cloth, fruit and a peacock-feather decoration above. Before the throne, a glass oil lamp stand stands in the foreground, while several devotees sit in front: a man in a green kurta at left, a woman in a white and purple outfit, a woman in a green sari, women in pink and teal, an older man, and an older woman in an orange-and-pink sari with folded hands. The backdrop shows a painted sky with a starry, purple-pink gradient. The seated man is not clearly identifiable from appearance, so his role is given as a seated figure on a throne receiving devotees.2011-10-11November 27 20112011-11-27May 14 20142014-05-14August 05 20142014-08-05September 11 20112011-09-11