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A close photograph of a seated figure in orange robes on a red-cushioned throne-style chair. Large garlands of white and pink roses drape over the shoulder and lap, and a bare hand rests on an orange cloth armrest. Red roses lie along the chair edge, and a blurred white-clad figure stands at the right edge. Only the arm and lap are visible, so no face can be seen and identity is uncertain.

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September 02 20102010-09-02September 02 20102010-09-02 +1 copiesClose-up photo of a seated man in an orange-saffron robe, his right hand resting on the arm of a red textured throne-like seat. Across his chest and shoulder hangs a long garland of white roses with pink roses and green leaves. Beside him is a folded orange towel and a pale pink lotus bud on a green stem. The background shows a red patterned cushion and gold-toned frame.2010-09-02Close-up photograph of a seated person in an orange saffron robe draped over the lap, wearing a long garland of red and pink roses with a few white and yellow blooms across the chest. A bare, dark hand rests on the robe, with a dark beaded bracelet on the wrist. A white wall and a white lace-covered surface are behind. Only part of the body is visible, with no face shown.2006-12-29November 13 20102010-11-13 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated person's clasped hands resting on the lap, dressed in orange cloth with a dark rudraksha-style bead trim. White and red flower garlands lie across the lap and the orange-and-red draped seat. The background is softly blurred with a glimpse of a gold ritual object. Only hands and forearms are visible, so no face or full figure can be seen.2010-11-13 +1 copiesA seated figure in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate golden throne with red velvet cushions and gilded carved panels. Hands are folded in the lap, and a rudraksha mala with dark beads hangs at the neck above a white jasmine garland. A garland of red and white flowers drapes down over the orange-clothed legs to the feet, which rest on the golden base. The figure's face is not visible. A thin ceremonial shawl lies on the right arm of the throne. The setting is a formal satsang stage.2010-11-13 +1 copiesSeptember 02 20102010-09-02 +1 copiesClose-up photograph of a seated figure on a red cushioned dais, dressed in orange saffron robes and orange trousers. Long white jasmine garlands with deep red rose garlands drape over the lap and shoulders, and a ribbed gold-toned rudraksha-style mala hangs at the chest. One hand rests on the knee in a relaxed gesture. Behind the figure are yellow and purple flower arrangements and a microphone on a flexible stand. Only a partial view of the person is visible, showing hands, lap and garments, with no face in frame.2010-12-27Close-up photograph of a seated figure in orange saffron robes draped over the body, wearing a thick garland of red roses strung with dark rudraksha beads across the chest. One bare hand rests on an orange cloth over a red velvet cushion, while the other hand is open, palm up, in front. A gilded wooden box and a green leaf bundle sit at the lower edge, with a microphone stand at the left. Only hands and torso are visible; no face is shown. a person is indicated by saffron robes, a rudraksha mala and the seated, honoured posture, but the face is not visible so identity is uncertain.2010-08-26October 12 20102010-10-12 +1 copiesClose-up photo of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes and orange trousers, cross-legged on a deep red cushioned seat. The figure wears long white jasmine garlands interspersed with red roses, a gold chain with ornamental bead pendants, and a gold bangle on the wrist, with the hands held together in a mudra in the lap. Behind, a row of marigold and rose garlands in yellow, red, and purple hangs along a gold-edged dais, with a microphone visible at upper right. Only the torso, hands and legs are visible; no face is shown, and the identity of the seated figure cannot be confirmed from appearance alone, so the figure is described by role as a seated teacher during a ceremony.2010-12-27