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A photograph of a large screen showing a live video link. On the right, a man in saffron-orange robes with a gold-and-beaded necklace sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-carved throne with a maroon cushioned back, palms pressed together in namaste before a microphone. On the left feed, a room with red drapes and a large deity murti in a decorated arch hosts seated devotees in white and orange clothing, several with hands raised in greeting or applause, and a man in orange at the front waving his hands. A white placard is partly visible at the left edge. A small logo sits in the top-left corner of the screen.

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February 25 20112011-02-25A split-screen video feed of a satsang shown on a screen. The right panel shows a seated figure in orange-red robes with a gold-and-red sash and a long beaded necklace, hands pressed together in namaste before a microphone, seated on an ornate gold and maroon throne; the appearance-based label is a person, with the throne and saffron robes as cues. The left panel shows a standing man in saffron robes with raised hand beside a seated crowd in white and colourful clothing, in a red-draped hall with a dark-framed deity murti and a decorated arch.2011-02-25 +1 copiesA screen shows a split feed of a satsang. On the right, a man with long swept-back hair, wearing an orange saffron robe with a rudraksha mala and a gold ceremonial necklace, sits cross-legged on an ornate gold and maroon throne with palms pressed together in namaste before a microphone (Swamiji (probable)). On the left feed, a seated audience in white and orange robes, some with palms together, sits before a red-draped hall with a large ornate deity murti and decorative pillars.2011-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 20112011-02-25 +3 copiesA photograph of a large screen showing a split video feed. On the right, a man with long swept-back hair, wearing an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl with a rudraksha-style mala and a gold necklace, sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with a plum velvet back, palms pressed together in namaste before a microphone. On the left, a group of devotees in white and orange clothes sit and stand in a decorated hall with red drapes, a deity murti in a framed arch, and garlanded decorations. A small logo appears in the upper left of the screen. Swamiji (probable) is shown in the right panel, identified by long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and gold necklace.2011-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 20112011-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 20112011-02-25A photograph of a screen showing a split video feed. On the right, a smiling man with a shaved head... wait, correcting: a smiling man with long swept-back hair, wearing a red-orange robe, a gold necklace of ceremonial pendants and a rudraksha mala, sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-and-crimson throne with raised palms before a microphone. Swamiji (probable) based on the long hair, crown-free ornate saffron garments and rudraksha mala, and the throne seat. On the left, a group of devotees in white and orange sits in a decorated room with red drapes, a silver deity murti in an arch, and a seated man in orange with a garland. A partial white sign reading 'TTLE SA' is visible at the left edge.2011-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 20112011-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 20112011-02-25 +1 copiesPhotograph of a large screen showing a split live video link. On the right, a man with short hair and a red tilak sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-and-maroon throne, palms pressed together in greeting, wearing saffron-orange robes and a beaded mala with gold ornaments; he appears to be a person by appearance cues including ceremonial gold necklaces and saffron clothing, though the identification is uncertain. On the left, a sangha in a red-draped hall with a large decorated deity murti and colourful banners sits with palms joined; a shaved-headed man in saffron robes and a rudraksha mala sits at front, and several women wear white and saffron. A partially visible sign reads USA. Overlaid on the image is a copyright notice.2011-02-25 +1 copiesFebruary 25 20112011-02-25 +1 copies