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A photograph of a seated man in orange-saffron robes and an orange turban, with a rudraksha mala around his neck, sitting in an ornate gold-and-dark-wood chair on a stage at a satsang. Beside him is a wooden lectern and an open laptop, and flower arrangements of white, red, pink, orange and purple blooms stand on gold pedestals. Behind him is a large printed banner of a smiling man in an orange turban and orange shawl. The man seated on the throne is an appearance-based probable candidate for a person, identified by the orange turban and robes, rudraksha mala and throne setting; the banner portrait is a depiction.

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A seated speaker in orange robes and an orange turban sits in a gold-and-dark-wood throne-style armchair on a stage, gesturing with one raised hand while speaking. Rudraksha malas hang across his chest. A laptop sits on a side table beside a vase of mixed flowers, with a microphone on a stand nearby. Behind him, tall gold pillars topped with flower arrangements of white, red, pink and orange blooms frame the stage. To the left, a large orange-robed portrait of a smiling man in an orange turban fills the backdrop, labelled with a copyright line. The setting is a satsang or discourse stage.2010-01-10January 23 20102010-01-23A seated man in an orange-saffron turban and orange robes with a long mala of wooden rudraksha beads sits in a gold cushioned chair on a flower-decorated stage, hands pressed together as he speaks. A laptop sits on a wooden table beside him, a microphone on a stand, and a large wall portrait behind shows a smiling man in an orange turban and orange robes. Floral arrangements in orange, white, pink and yellow flank the stage, with a blue draped valance above. Audience seating is not visible.2010-01-10A seated man in an orange saffron turban and orange robe sits on an orange upholstered throne on a stage, smiling and looking to his right. He wears a rudraksha mala around his neck and a red bindi on his forehead. In front of him stand a wooden lectern with a silver microphone stand and a Dell laptop, a stand with a white speaker, and arrangements of orange, yellow, pink and white flowers. A large orange-toned banner behind him shows a smiling man in a turban with a red forehead mark. A white flower garland is visible on the stage. The Dell laptop and wooden lectern sit beside the throne.2010-01-23January 23 20102010-01-23January 21 20102010-01-21A seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits on an orange cushioned throne-like chair behind a wooden lectern with a laptop, a microphone on a stand beside him. Rudraksha malas hang around his neck and he has a red mark on his forehead. He smiles while speaking. Behind him a large banner shows a close-up portrait of a young face with a red tilak on the forehead. Orange, yellow and purple flower arrangements line the stage front and the lectern. Swamiji (probable): he wears saffron robes, an orange turban, rudraksha malas and sits on a throne-like chair, consistent with a satsang discourse.2010-01-19A photograph of a man seated on a large yellow cushioned throne-like chair on a stage, smiling broadly. He wears an orange turban, orange robes and a long rudraksha mala, with a bare shoulder visible. A laptop and a microphone stand sit on a yellow-draped table in front, and yellow and pink flower arrangements decorate the stage, with a portrait backdrop behind. Probable Swamiji seated on the throne, with the visible cues of orange turban, ornate orange robes and rudraksha mala; the person is visibly present in the scene.2010-02-17A photograph of a seated figure on a large gold-yellow throne-style chair on a stage decorated with yellow and pink flowers. The figure wears an orange turban, orange clothing, and a rudraksha mala, and smiles while seated cross-legged behind a small table with a black laptop and a microphone on a stand. Yellow and pink flower arrangements surround the stage, a large framed portrait is behind, and ceremonial garlands hang at the upper right. The figure has long hair and distinctive orange-and-rudraksha attire, consistent with the Swamiji (probable) label for a satsang seating, though appearance alone is not fully certain.2010-02-17A man in orange saffron robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate golden throne-style chair at a satsang stage, smiling and seated behind a wooden lectern with a laptop. Multicoloured flower arrangements of gerbera, marigold and white blooms decorate the throne and lectern. A rudraksha mala hangs around his neck, and a red tilak marks his forehead. A microphone stand stands beside him and a warm stage light glows in the dark background. Swamiji (probable): long hair and saffron robes with a rudraksha mala and turban; he sits on the throne as the satsang speaker.2010-01-10A seated man in saffron-orange clothing and an orange turban smiles while speaking at a satsang stage. He wears long dark hair and a long rudraksha mala across his chest, with a red tilak on his forehead, and his hands are open in a gesturing pose. He sits in an ornate golden-brown throne-style chair with dark carved wood, beside a microphone on a boom stand and a wooden table holding a laptop and a small fan. Large floral arrangements of red, yellow, pink and white flowers stand on pedestals behind and beside him, with a dark backdrop. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron turban and saffron robes with rudraksha mala, seated on a throne as a discourse speaker.2010-01-10A smiling man in orange robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate gold-and-black throne-style chair at a satsang stage, gesturing with his right hand while speaking into a gooseneck microphone. Long dark hair falls past his shoulders, and he wears multiple rudraksha mala strands with a red bindi on his forehead. Behind him stand tall urns of white, red, orange and pink flowers, and a laptop and open book rest on a wooden lectern at left. The orange-clad teacher appears to be a probable Swamiji, identified by the long hair, orange turban, saffron robes and rudraksha malas, and is seated in a satsang discourse setting.2010-01-10 +1 copies