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A man seated cross-legged on an ornate gold-and-red throne, wearing a red silk shawl and red garments with a patterned border, a gold pendant necklace and a long crystal bead mala with gold spacers, and a beaded armband. He has white vertical tilak on the forehead and a red dot at the centre, and holds a small clipboard or notebook while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Gold carved throne details and a red velvet backrest surround him.

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February 19 20112011-02-19A seated man in red silk robes sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-and-red throne with carved gold scrollwork. He wears a gold necklace with a gold pendant and a long beaded necklace of pale pink crystals with gold spacers, plus a braided red arm band with a small stone. His forehead bears white urdhva-pundra lines and a red dot. He holds a small clipboard or sheet of paper and reads from it, with a microphone on a stand beside him. A figure in orange robes is partly visible at the right edge. A small bird logo appears in the upper left corner.2011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19A man seated cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with red velvet cushions, speaking into a microphone on a flexible stand. He wears a red saffron-toned silk shawl draped over one shoulder, a gold chain with a gold pendant, and long beaded necklaces of pink and clear beads, plus a red and white wristband. He has white vertical tilak lines and a red dot on his forehead, and holds a white card or sheet in his lap while gesturing with his right hand. Behind the throne hang strings of beads and red drapery. a person by appearance, presenting as the discourse speaker: his red robes, beaded malas and gold ornaments are the qualifying cues. Gilded throne and red velvet are visible.2011-02-19February 19 20112011-02-19