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A photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne with carved gilded arms and a red velvet cushion, eyes closed, hands clasped in his lap, in meditation. He wears a saffron-orange cloth draped over his shoulders and a long rudraksha mala of dark beads around his neck. A white tilak marks his forehead with a red bindi at the centre. Beside the throne stands a white electric fan, with a dark blue curtain behind. On the left, a small golden tray holds red apples, and orange cloths lie on the armrests. a person is seated in meditation as a satsang speaker, identified by the saffron robe, rudraksha mala, and throne with forehead markings.

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A photograph of a seated man with eyes closed in meditation on a red velvet throne with an ornate gold backrest. He wears an orange saffron wrap draped over one shoulder and a long necklace of dark rudraksha beads, with a white vertical tilak and red bindi on his forehead. His hair is long and swept back into a bun, and his hands rest folded in his lap. A microphone and a tray of small decorative items sit on a table behind him against a dark blue curtain, with a fan at left.2010-11-30November 24 20102010-11-24A photograph of a man seated in meditation on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a golden carved backrest and red velvet cushions. He wears an orange saffron wrap over his bare upper body, a long rudraksha mala draped around his neck, and a white vertical tilak on his forehead. His eyes are closed and his hands rest folded in his lap. Beside him on a gold-edged tray sit two red apples and a small dish of wrapped sweets, and a white desk fan stands nearby. A partially visible person sits at the lower left edge of the frame. The backdrop is a pale pink wall with a dark blue curtain. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha malas on a throne, so the appearance-based label applies.2010-11-30A photograph of a seated man in meditation on an ornate golden throne with a red velvet seat and back cushion. He wears an orange saffron shawl draped over one shoulder, a long dark rudraksha mala around his neck, a white vertical tilak with a red dot on his forehead, and has his eyes closed with hands resting folded in his lap. Beside the throne is a silver-bladed desk fan, a tray holding apples and other fruit, and a dark blue curtain in the background.2010-11-30 +1 copiesNovember 24 20102010-11-24A man with eyes closed stands in profile before a dark blue curtain, wearing an orange sleeveless robe and a long rudraksha mala with dark beads. He has white sacred ash on his forehead with a red dot at the centre, and his dark hair is tied back. A gold ornate chair with a red cushion is visible on the right, and a white electric fan stands at the lower left.2010-11-30November 24 20102010-11-24A man with swept-back dark hair and a white vertical line with red dot on his forehead sits with eyes closed in profile, wearing an orange saffron cloth draped over his shoulders and a long rudraksha mala of dark beads around his neck. A gold ornate chair back and red cushion are behind him, a navy curtain in the background, and a white electric fan in the foreground. A probable Swamiji is identifiable by his saffron clothing, long swept-back hair, and rudraksha mala as a seated sannyasi in meditation during satsang.2010-11-30A photograph of a man seated with eyes closed in a meditative posture, in front of a dark blue curtain and beside a gold ornate chair back with red cushions. He wears an orange saffron garment draped over his shoulder and a long strand of dark rudraksha beads. His forehead bears white vibhuti with a red kumkum dot, and his hair is swept back. A white electric fan stands in the lower left foreground. The scene appears to be a satsang setting. The white vibhuti and orange garment are the visible cues for a presiding spiritual teacher; the page identifies this as a person, so the figure is.2010-11-30February 27 20112011-02-27 +1 copiesOctober 27 20102010-10-27 +1 copiesNovember 15 20102010-11-15