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A seated man in an orange turban and orange robe, with a long rudraksha mala draped over his shoulder, gestures with his raised right hand while speaking to a woman in an orange-pink salwar kameez with gold earrings who leans in from the left. Behind them stands a man in a white kurta with a yellow shawl and rudraksha mala, with a red bindi, looking down toward the seated figure. The seated man is seated on an ornate dark wooden throne with an orange cushion, under a pink-white canopy with palm fronds in the background. A partially visible person's head appears at the lower right edge. Identity is not determined from appearance; roles are described only.

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A seated man in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban smiles broadly while placing his right hand on the head of a woman in an orange top and gold drop earrings. He wears a long rudraksha mala that hangs across his chest, and his long dark hair falls past his shoulders. He sits on an ornate orange-cushioned throne with a dark carved wooden back. Behind him are a white-clad attendant, a palm-frond backdrop and a purple canopy overhead. Another person's dark hair is visible in the foreground. The scene looks like a darshan blessing.2010-02-18July 29 20082008-07-29A seated figure in saffron-orange robes with long dark hair and a rudraksha mala draped over the chest sits on an orange cushioned seat in front of a gilded shrine. He has a red tilak on his forehead and holds an oil lamp near a man in a white shirt who leans in toward him. Behind them are garlanded gold-toned deity murtis, a gold kalasha-like vessel, and a golden sceptre resting on the seat. A woman in the right foreground is partly visible.2010-07-07July 11 20102010-07-11A seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate orange throne-like chair with carved dark wooden arms, smiling broadly and raising one hand in greeting. He wears a long dark rudraksha mala draped over his chest and a sleeveless orange top. Facing him, an elderly white-bearded man with white hair and glasses wears a pink-orange shawl and presses his palms together in a respectful gesture. A man in a white shirt with a yellow scarf stands in the background beside palm trees under a tent canopy. The seated man is an appearance-based a person candidate: long swept-back hair, orange turban and saffron robes, with a rudraksha mala.2010-02-18Outdoor photo at an evening event with palm trees and a thatched hut behind. A man in an orange turban and orange robe with a long rudraksha mala sits on an orange-cushioned seat, smiling and reaching toward a man in a white shirt who bends forward with his head lowered. Another man in a striped shirt sits nearby. On the left, a man in orange holds a phone to his ear beside a red tray of fruit. Other orange-robed attendants and a white-clad figure stand behind, with speaker boxes and a small white table in view. A devotee in a white shirt is kneeling, receiving blessing from the seated man.2010-02-18A photograph of a seated figure on a white cushioned throne-style chair in front of deep red velvet drapes. To the left, a man in white clothes with an orange shawl leans in, and an older man with white hair and a pink wrap stands with his back partly turned, his hand resting on the younger man's arm. On the right edge, a woman in a blue sari is partly visible, and a small gold object and a tray with decorations sit beside the throne. Scene shows a formal greeting or darshan moment.2010-07-13A seated man in an orange robe with a draped orange shawl sits on an ornate orange-cushioned throne with dark carved wooden armrests. His hair is long and swept back, and he gestures with his right hand toward his chest while another hand extends toward him. Before him an older man in a white shirt and white dhoti leans forward, holding a small item, and a woman in a brown patterned sari stands at right. Behind them is a pink backdrop with a banner reading Paramahamsa Nithyananda, with a potted plant and orange flowers at left. The orange-robed seated figure is a probable Swamiji by appearance cues: long swept-back hair, saffron robe and shawl, seated on a throne. Three to four physical people are visible, including partial figures at the edges.2010-02-04A seated man in saffron-orange robes and a long rudraksha mala sits in an orange-cushioned throne-like chair, his right hand raised to his forehead as a man in white shirt and white dhoti bends forward to clasp his left hand, and a second man in white with an orange shawl stands behind at left. Behind them are gold lamps, a silver tray, and a deity murti draped in orange with red and white flower garlands. a person appearance-based label: the seated figure has long swept-back hair and saffron robes with a rudraksha mala, but the identification is uncertain.2010-07-13A man in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban sits in a large orange armchair on a stage, smiling and looking to the side, with a black rudraksha mala draped over his chest and his right hand resting on the armrest. Behind him stands a man in white with a yellow shawl and a red-marked forehead. To the left, a bald man in glasses and orange robes sits beside a man in a light blue striped shirt wearing a wristwatch. Behind them is a backdrop with red lettering. The orange-robed man in the chair has long dark hair and is the. Several people are visible, so the count is four, and the image is a photograph of a seated live talk.2010-09-20A photograph of an evening outdoor satsang event. A man seated on an ornate gold and black carved throne wears an orange turban, orange shawl and long rudraksha mala, with long hair swept back. Behind him stands another man in orange robes with a smile. A tray of red apples sits on a red table at left, and a few devotees' heads are visible in the lower right foreground. A purple and white bird logo banner and stage lights are in the background. Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne with the cues of orange turban, long hair and rudraksha mala. The standing man in orange is a devotee or sannyasi.2010-01-11 +2 copiesJuly 29 20082008-07-29