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A close view of a golden-framed shrine area decorated with yellow marigold garlands and white jasmine garlands. A man's bare forearm and hand rest on a folded red and maroon velvet cushion or seat, with a red towel draped over it. Purple and pink flowers appear at the top and right edges. The setting appears to be a pada puja offering at a shrine, with flowers arranged around the seat. No face is visible, and no person can be identified from the visible portion. The image is a photograph.

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October 12 20102010-10-12An empty ceremonial throne decorated with layered floral garlands in yellow marigold, purple globe amaranth, green leaves and white jasmine, arranged in arching bands around a gilded crown-shaped top. A deep red velvet cushion with leaf patterns sits on the seat, flanked by red and pink cushions, with a red draped platform and gold-patterned base below. No people are visible. The throne appears prepared for a satsang discourse.2010-10-11October 12 20102010-10-12 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure's raised right hand making a mudra, with the forearm visible against an ornate gold-embossed throne backrest with beaded rim and scrollwork. A long garland of yellow roses hangs over an orange saffron garment at right, with dark rudraksha beads visible along its edge. A red cushion appears at lower left. Only the arm and hand of one person are visible, so the person's identity cannot be determined from this view.2010-08-16Close photo of a seated person's bare hand resting on a red cushion, draped in orange saffron cloth. Yellow and white marigold garlands and a pink flower garland lie over the cushion and lap. A gold-coloured ornate metal edge is visible at the right. Only a hand and wrist are visible; no face or full figure appears, so the person cannot be identified.2010-10-12Close view of an ornate golden palanquin or throne covered in dark maroon velvet with orange trim, heaped with marigold and yellow flower garlands. A seated person in orange robes wears red and gold bead garlands and gold bangles; only the lower torso, arms and hands resting on the cushion are visible, with the face out of frame. A striped orange, red and purple cushion rests on the seat, and ornate gold finials frame the sides. The background is bright and outdoors.2012-01-01Close-up photograph of a seated figure on a red velvet throne with gold-embossed edges, wearing saffron-orange draped clothing and a white jasmine garland with a hanging strand of red roses. The hands are folded together in the lap, holding a red and white flower garland. Red velvet bolsters flank the seat, and a border of white garlands and gold carving runs along the front of the throne. The face is not visible; the frame is cropped at the chest and feet. Appearance-based label: the figure's saffron clothing and garland suggest a sannyasi, but no identifying cues are visible enough to name anyone, so this is a sannyasi seated on a peetha, and identity is unsure.2010-12-27A long-haired man in a salmon-pink dhoti and matching shawl lies prone on a gold-leafed raised dais in front of an ornate gilded throne with lion-head finials and a deep red cushion. Garlands of white, pink and orange flowers hang along the throne and dais. A small red bindi is visible on his forehead, and a copper rudraksha-style necklace is at his neck. Flower petals and a brass lamp stand in the foreground. The wording on the banner at left is not legible enough to read.2011-11-0324 November 2025 SPH Live Darshan2025-11-24January 01 20082008-01-01March 02 20182018-03-02October 10 20162016-10-10