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A photograph of a man seated in an orange upholstered armchair on a low stage before a deep magenta velvet curtain. He wears an orange robe with a maroon shawl across his shoulder, a long rudraksha mala around his neck and a bead bracelet on his wrist. A microphone on a stand is angled toward him, a plastic water bottle and a small black device sit on the table in front, and a white pedestal fan stands to the right. No other people are visible. The scene is a seated discourse or session, and the appearance is not clear enough to identify him.

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A photograph of a man seated in an orange upholstered armchair on a stage, speaking into a corded microphone held near his mouth. He wears a saffron-orange robe, a dark rudraksha mala around his neck and a beaded bracelet on his wrist, and has a ring on one finger. Beside him on the floor stands a clear plastic water bottle with an orange label and a black round object. A white standing fan with a grey base is to his right, and a deep maroon velvet curtain forms the backdrop. Only one person is visible, appearing to address an audience.2010-02-22A man seated in an orange chair speaks into a microphone on a stand, one hand raised in a gesture. He wears saffron-orange robes with a matching shawl draped over one shoulder, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and several bangles on his wrist. A small red mark sits on his forehead. Beside him on a white table are a plastic water bottle and a small black device. A white pedestal fan stands to the right, and a deep red draped curtain fills the background.2010-02-22A man in orange-saffron robes sits in an orange chair on a stage, gesturing with both hands raised before him as if speaking. A rudraksha mala hangs around his neck and he wears beaded bracelets on his wrist. Beside him stands a white pedestal fan and a water bottle sits on a white table with a small black device. Behind is a dark red velvet curtain.2010-02-22A man seated in an orange upholstered armchair on a white stage, speaking with his right hand raised and open, palm up. He wears an saffron-orange robe with a maroon-red shawl draped over one shoulder, a beaded mala necklace, and a beaded bracelet on his wrist. He has short dark curly hair. In front of him are a small bottle of water, a black device on a white side table, a standing white electric fan, a black speaker, and a microphone on a stand. Behind the stage hangs a deep maroon velvet curtain.2010-02-22June 22 20082008-06-22June 22 20082008-06-22July 16 20082008-07-16June 22 20082008-06-22A man seated cross-legged on a white-draped couch or throne-like seat in front of a dark maroon curtain. He wears a saffron-orange robe draped over his shoulders and has long dark hair swept back into a knot. He sits beside a microphone on a stand, with a white standing fan, a plastic water bottle and a small floral arrangement of red and white flowers on the left side of the stage. The appearance matches the page's Swamiji candidate through his long swept-back hair and saffron robe, so this is a probable identification.2008-06-22June 22 20082008-06-22A seated man in an orange-saffron robe with gold-bordered edges sits cross-legged on a white-draped throne-like chair in front of a dark maroon curtain. He faces left toward a microphone on a stand and appears to be addressing an audience. A small table covered in white cloth holds a plastic water bottle, a folded white towel or cloth, and a few small dark objects. A rolled white cushion sits behind him and a patterned mat lies at his feet. Probable Swamiji (orange robe with gold border, long hair, microphone address, throne seat) is seated and speaking.2008-07-16A seated man in an orange saffron shawl and orange dhoti sits cross-legged on a white-draped throne-like seat in front of a dark curtain, speaking into a microphone on a green stand. His long dark hair is tied back. A white electric fan stands to the left beside a small table with a water bottle and a garland of flowers. Several audience members' heads are visible in the foreground.2008-06-22