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October 19 2013

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November 25 20142014-11-25May 11 20132013-05-11A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits in an orange leather armchair with carved wooden armrests against deep maroon draped curtains. He wears a rudraksha mala of orange beads and a gold pendant necklace, with a small vermilion tilak on his forehead and his hair tied back in a bun. His hand rests on his knee as he looks off to the side, apparently speaking, with a small microphone visible near his face. This appears to be a satsang discourse setting.2013-02-20A seated man in an orange-red leather armchair with carved wooden armrests, in front of a dark maroon curtain and a gold sparkling backdrop at left. He wears a rust-brown draped robe with a gold-striped border, a long rudraksha mala of orange-brown beads with a braided cord, and a small red bindi. His hands rest folded in his lap, a gold ring on one finger, and a small headset microphone is visible near his ear. His long dark hair is swept back as he smiles and looks to the side, appearing to speak to an audience. a person: the robe, rudraksha mala and long hair fit the presentation, but the face is not used for identification.2013-05-11May 17 20132013-05-17May 11 20132013-05-11May 11 20132013-05-11November 25 20142014-11-25May 17 20132013-05-17A photograph of a man seated in a bright orange leather armchair with carved wooden armrests against a dark maroon curtain, with a gold-toned decorative panel at left. He wears a rust-brown sannyasi-style wrap with a gold border, a long multi-strand rudraksha mala of orange-red beads, a small red kumkum mark on his forehead, and a thin gold chain; a small wireless microphone is clipped near his face. His hands rest on his lap as he speaks. Presentation cues include long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala, but the appearance is not conclusive, so the seated speaker is described by role as a speaker in a sannyasi wrap, and identity is left uncertain.2013-05-11A seated man in an orange-saffron chair wears a rust-brown dhoti-style garment with a gold-bordered shawl and a long multi-strand rudraksha mala with a gold bead necklace. He has a red bindi on his forehead, a small clip-on headset microphone, and a calm, slight smile. Behind him hang dark maroon drapes decorated with pink, red, orange and teal tassels. The setting appears to be a satsang or discourse hall. Identity is not established from appearance alone.2013-10-09October 19 20132013-10-19