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June 29 20162016-06-29August 27 20162016-08-27August 27 20162016-08-27Photograph of a satsang hall with a central golden ornate throne backed by a red and gold canopy and flanked by two golden gateway-style panels. A man in orange robes, a red-and-gold turban and a gold necklace sits on the throne, speaking into a microphone. Several video cameras on tripods film him. In front, rows of devotees in saffron-orange robes and white turbans sit on the floor, and gold-tipped brass railings separate the stage. Two golden statues stand at the stage edges. The centre figure matches a distinctive presentation with turban, saffron robes and ornate gold necklace, so he is a probable Swamiji seated on the peetha giving a discourse, with devotees seated before him.2017-09-16 +1 copiesA satsang hall with a seated figure on an ornate gold throne (peetha) with carved lion-like pillars against red curtains. The seated figure wears saffron-orange robes. In front, a large seated audience of devotees wears orange and white garments, with several wearing rudraksha malas, mostly with shaved heads, seen from behind. A cameraman on a tripod films from the left, and a man in orange stands at the stage edge near another camera. Gold-trimmed white and orange ritual clothing is visible among the audience.2016-06-15A satsang in a temple hall with a golden ornate throne and red draped backdrop. A seated figure in orange robes sits on the gold throne, speaking into a microphone, with a trident fixed near the top of the dais. In front, a large crowd of devotees sits on the floor with their backs to the camera, mostly in orange and red saris and white clothing, with a child in orange near the front. A cameraman in orange stands at a tripod on the left. Gold carved pillars frame the stage. The seated figure in orange on the throne appears to be a person in the central role, given the saffron robes and presentation on the throne.2016-06-15June 15 20162016-06-15A satsang hall with a seated speaker on a golden throne with red cushions, wearing an orange-red robe, before a large audience seen from behind. A cameraman in white stands at left on a tripod. Behind the throne hangs a large painted panel of a multi-armed deity murti, and at right stands a golden-decorated deity murti flanked by two orange-and-gold ceremonial banners. Many seated devotees wear white, orange and green clothing. Swamiji (probable) is the seated speaker in orange-red robes on the throne, giving a discourse, with long hair and a rudraksha-style presentation cue; the appearance cue is moderate.2016-08-13December 31 20152015-12-31A photograph of an evening satsang held on a stage with deep maroon velvet drapes and ornate gold lion-carved pillars. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange-red turban sits on a golden throne with red cushions, a person by appearance, with a gold necklace visible. To the right, a deity murti draped in red garlands sits on a gold throne. In the foreground, a large audience of people in white and orange clothing sits facing the stage, seen from behind, with a video camera on a tripod at the left edge.2015-09-09A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gold throne on a stage, wearing an orange-red turban, an orange and red robe and a long beaded mala with a pendant. He holds a microphone near his face and gestures with one hand while speaking. Two tall brass lamps with bird finials flank the throne, potted green plants sit at its sides, and a gold trident leans beside it. A purple starry backdrop fills the background. A camera on a tripod sits at left. Facing the stage, a large seated audience of mostly women in saffron and orange clothing fills the foreground, their backs to the camera. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker wears a turban, saffron robes and a rudraksha mala, and is seated on the throne as the teacher of the session.2015-07-10A large hall with a red curtain backdrop and gold-painted panels shows a seated teacher on a white silver-tone throne with a canopy, wearing an orange-red turban and saffron-toned cloth over the torso, speaking into a microphone. Below the stage, many seated devotees face him with their backs to the camera; several wear orange shawls, some bare-chested with white dhotis, and a few wear white and grey clothing. Two television cameras on tripods film the stage. Roughly twenty to forty people are visible.2017-11-17