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A young man in a plain white t-shirt and dark plaid pyjama trousers stands barefoot at a microphone stand, holding a sheet of paper and reading from it. Beside him is a large white board titled "7 Chakras Chart" showing a blue seated human figure with the seven chakras marked along the spine, with labels for Sahasrara, Ajna, Vishuddhi, Anahata, Manipuraka, Swadhistana and Muladhara. On the wall behind is a framed portrait labelled "Vivacity" showing a figure in a golden turban and ornate gold necklaces. Red curtains hang beneath it and a projection screen is visible at the right.

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A young man in a plain white t-shirt and dark plaid pajama trousers stands barefoot at a chrome microphone stand in a hall with peach walls and red curtains, holding a sheet of paper and speaking. To his right is a large board titled 7 Chakras Chart, showing a blue seated human figure with the chakras marked in colour from crown to root, labelled Sahasrara, Ajna, Vishuddhi, Anahata, Manipuraka, Swadhistana and Muladhara. Above the curtains hangs a framed portrait labelled Vivacity, showing a figure in an orange turban and ornate gold jewellery. A projector screen is visible at the upper right.2011-08-19August 19 20112011-08-19 +2 copiesAugust 31 20072007-08-31December 02 20102010-12-02Devotees sit on the floor of a plain room with pink walls, facing a large chakra chart on the right showing a blue seated figure with labeled energy centres: Sahasrara (crown centre), Ajna (brow centre), Vishuddhi (throat centre), Anahata (heart centre), Manipuraka (naval centre), Swadhistana (sacral centre) and Muladhara (root centre). A tall brass oil lamp with a lit flame stands in front of the chart. Most attendees wear white or cream kurtas and shirts, and some sit on a colourful striped rug. Empty chairs with orange cushions line the back wall, and a white curtain hangs in a doorway. The seated audience faces the chart and lamp.2011-02-27A man in a pale cream kurta and light trousers stands on a raised stage, holding a handheld microphone and gesturing with his other hand while addressing a seated audience. Behind him a seated person in an orange robe sits near a blue chakra figure chart on the left wall, with white lace curtains and bamboo blinds on the right. Audience members in the foreground, many with dark hair, face the stage. a person appearance is not clearly established from the visible cues, so the speaker is described by role only.2009-06-15A seated group of devotees, mostly men in white kurtas and dhotis, sits on striped rugs in a pink-walled hall during a session. A monk-like figure in a bald head and saffron-orange robe sits in the front left corner. Beside them a brass oil lamp burns on the floor in front of a white board showing a blue-figure chart of the 7 Chakras, labelled Sahasrara, Ajna, Vishuddhi, Anahata, Manipuraka and Swadhistana with their centres. Orange curtains hang at the windows, and a metal table stands at the right edge.2011-02-27 +1 copiesA standing man in saffron-orange robes and a leopard-print shawl speaks into a handheld microphone at a satsang-style talk. He wears a dark rudraksha mala and a red tilak on his forehead, with long hair swept back. Beside him stands a whiteboard on an easel with two simple face sketches drawn in blue marker. To the left, a tall brown ceramic vase holds a floral arrangement of green fronds and purple blooms. Behind him a large white banner shows a blue meditating figure with labelled chakras: Sahasrara (Crown center), Ajna (Brow center), Vishuddhi (Throat center), Anahata (Heart center), Manipuraka (Naval center), Swadhistana (Being center) and Muladhara (Root center). Only one physical person is visible.2010-12-02A group of children and teenagers sit cross-legged on orange and purple floor mats in a large hall with a black backdrop, watching a presentation. A large white banner on the right shows a blue human silhouette with labelled chakra centres: Sahasrara (Crown centre), Ajna (Brow centre), Vishuddhi (Throat centre), Anahata (Heart centre), Manipuraka (Navel centre), Swadhishtana (Being centre) and Muladhara. Children wear white, yellow, pink, purple, orange and blue clothes, some with red lanyards. A woman in a lavender top sits among them, and a man in white sits on a chair at the upper left near colourful children's artwork pinned to the wall. Plastic storage bins line the background.2010-12-12February 04 20102010-02-04Indoor satsang-style gathering in a plain white-walled room. A man in a light blue and white patterned shirt and dark trousers sits barefoot on a rattan armchair at the front, hands folded in his lap, facing an audience of mostly seated devotees seen from behind. Behind him hangs a large printed portrait of a smiling woman with dark hair in an orange garment and beaded necklace. On the left wall a white chart shows a blue human figure with the seven chakras labelled, from Sahasrara (Crown center) down to Muladhara (Root center). Audience members sit on white plastic chairs and on a red mat; some wear white shirts and one woman in white sits on the floor. A wall fan and yellow curtain are visible at right. Several people are visible, most with their backs to the camera.Wide stage photo of a seated man on a brown ornate throne with dark carved frame, wearing an orange robe and a leopard-print shawl over the shoulders, sitting cross-legged with hands in lap. A small brown footstool sits before the throne on a patterned rug. Dark blue draped curtains form the backdrop, with tall floral arrangements in brown urns on either side and a white standing fan. To the right stands a large white board titled 7 Chakras Chart showing a blue meditating figure with coloured chakra circles along the spine. Water bottle on a white side table. No visible audience.2010-12-02