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A seated figure in an orange saffron robe with long dark hair and a rudraksha mala speaks into a microphone on an ornate wooden throne with a carved lion-head armrest and deep red upholstered back. Garlands of orange, yellow, white and purple flowers hang around the throne, and a silver trident stands beside it. A brass tray of yellow marigolds sits in front, with a gold-brocaded backdrop behind. A probable Swamiji in saffron with distinctive long hair and rudraksha mala is seated on the throne, addressing a satsang discourse.

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A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate wooden throne with a dark red velvet back, draped with long garlands of yellow, orange, white and pink flowers. The figure wears a saffron-orange robe, has long swept-back dark hair, and sits with palms pressed together in namaskar before a microphone stand. A carved wooden lion stands beside the throne, and a brass kalasha-style lamp and floral arrangements flank the stage, which has gold-foil backdrop panels. Swamiji (probable): the long hair and saffron robe are visible cues for the speaker at this satsang seat. Gold-patterned fabric covers the stage behind.2005-07-21A seated figure in an orange saffron robe sits on an ornate carved wooden throne with a lion-shaped armrest, draped in garlands of white, yellow and pink flowers. The person has long dark hair swept back, wears rudraksha beads and a gold bangle, and speaks into a microphone on a stand while gesturing with one hand; bare feet rest on a bed of marigold garlands. Behind the throne hang long flower garlands in yellow, white and magenta, and a brass lamp stands at right beside a golden-fringed canopy. a person is seated in the central role, with the throne and garlands indicating a satsang discourse setting.2005-07-21December 23 20082008-12-23A seated man in orange saffron robes sits on an ornate gilded throne with a red velvet back and carved lion-form armrests, beneath a decorative silver canopy with hanging gold leaf ornaments. He wears long dark hair swept back, a rudraksha mala draped across his chest, and holds a microphone in one hand while smiling. A glass water bottle sits on a table to the right and a glass lamp stands near the throne base. A dark red curtain forms the backdrop. Swamiji (probable) is shown in person, wearing orange robes with long hair and a rudraksha mala while seated on the throne.2006-10-21A photograph of a seated man on a decorated throne during a satsang discourse. He wears an orange robe with dark buttons and a maroon-edged shawl, has long dark hair swept back, and smiles while gesturing with his hands in front of a microphone on a stand. He sits on a carved wooden throne flanked by carved lion figures, backed by a gold-and-blue fan-shaped canopy with a golden umbrella overhead. Garlands of orange, yellow, white and pink flowers drape the throne and canopy. His bare feet rest on a silver lotus-shaped pedestal decorated with yellow flowers. A silver trident stands to the left, fruit baskets sit at the edges, and the floor is covered with red cloth. Swamiji (probable): the seated man wears orange saffron robes, long swept-back hair and a dark rudraksha-style mala, seated on a throne during a discourse.2005-07-21July 21 20052005-07-21 +1 copiesDecember 23 20082008-12-23 +1 copiesA photograph of a long-haired figure in saffron-orange robes seated on a red velvet throne decorated with orange, white and yellow flower garlands and gold-foil arches. The figure wears a rudraksha mala across the chest and holds a bamboo stick or rod in the hands. A silver trident and silver staffs stand beside the throne, with carved wooden lions flanking it. A microphone stand is in front, and a large silver pedestal with a yellow flower garland and a red flower stands on the red floor. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha mala match the appearance cues for this presence, seated as the speaker on the throne. Another person's visible feet are beside the pedestal.2005-07-21 +1 copiesDecember 23 20082008-12-23December 23 20082008-12-23December 23 20082008-12-23 +1 copiesJune 09 20092009-06-09