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A photograph of a seated satsang in a stone-walled hall with a dark carved gateway behind. A man in deep red-orange robes with a long beaded necklace sits cross-legged on a gold-and-black throne with a small orange cushion before it, facing the seated audience. Around him, several women and men in red-orange saris and robes hold tall silver staffs topped with tridents and an axe-like ornament, and a bare-headed man in white kurta stands at right. Devotees sit on mats in white and red clothing with red shawls, some with rudraksha malas, facing the throne.

A photograph of a satsang hall with a seated central figure on a gold-framed throne draped in an orange-red cloth, wearing an orange-red robe and a beaded necklace. Around him, a woman in a red-and-gold sari sits cross-legged, and a man in white stands behind, while several people in orange and red robes sit on the floor. Tall silver staffs topped with trident-like finials and two ornate yellow banners with red-and-blue emblems frame the scene. Seated devotees in white and red clothing fill the foreground, with a stone archway with carved gateway behind them.

December 16 2014

A photograph of a seated spiritual teacher on an ornate white and red throne in a hall, wearing a rust-red robe and long gold-toned necklace, with long dark hair, one arm extended and a mala-style strand on the wrist. Audience members in white and rust-red shawls sit on the floor and in chairs around him; a shaved-headed man in white sits in front with his back to the camera, and women in orange, saffron and yellow saris and rudraksha beads sit to the sides. Ceremonial staffs with silver finials stand beside the throne, and a fan and water bottle are visible. Framed pictures hang on the walls behind. The scene appears to be a Hindu satsang or Inner Awakening session. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure wears a rust-red robe, a long gold necklace and rudraksha-style strands, with long swept-back hair, and sits on the throne as the focal teacher.

2017-08-09 +1 copies

May 11 2018

A seated teacher on a brown leather throne-style chair addresses a large seated audience in a hall with bamboo blinds behind. He wears a red-brown robe with a gold-edged shawl, a rudraksha mala and a headset microphone, and gestures with one hand. A silver trident stands beside the throne, and a pink water bottle sits on an orange cloth-covered table. Around him, women and men in white with red-orange shawls sit on the floor, some in white saris with red borders, and a shaved-headed man in orange sits close by. Flowers and red plants decorate the left side.

August 15 2017

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March 27th 2016

2016-03-27 +1 copies

A large satsang hall with lavender-patterned panels behind a seated teacher in an orange-red robe and matching red turban, gripping a wooden stick across his lap while smiling, seated on a brown leather throne beside a tall silver trident. Dozens of devotees in white clothes with orange-red shawls sit cross-legged on the floor facing him, while more people stand and sit in rows on chairs at the back. A tall figure in a crowd is visible on the left. The seated figure shows no distinctive long hair, saffron garb cues or ornamental necklace clearly enough to confirm identity, so the identity is unsure. The scene is a seated satsang discourse with a trident and throne, and the count of visible people is well over twenty.

December 14 2013

July 12 2015

A photograph of a satsang on a red-carpeted stage with red and pink drapes. A man in a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl, wearing a crown-like orange turban, a long white flower garland and gold armlets, sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne. Beside him a small trishul stands. Around him seated devotees, mostly women, sit on the red floor: a woman in white with glasses, a woman with short grey hair in a white outfit, a woman in a long white sari with a red shawl, girls in white and red dupattas, and a woman in a yellow sari at right. Brass plates with flowers and offerings sit on the floor, and a dhol drum rests at left.