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A man seated on an ornate gold-and-red throne speaks into a headset microphone while gesturing with his right hand and holding a rudraksha mala in his left. He wears an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces, and a gold earring, with white and red tilak marks on his forehead. Behind him a large banner shows a smiling man wearing an orange turban with a red bindi, and a small flower arrangement sits on the cushion. The throne has red velvet cushions with a tiger-striped pillow.

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July 06 20122012-07-06A smiling man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate red and gold throne with a gilded backrest, his eyes closed and hands resting in his lap. He wears a rudraksha mala with multiple strands, a gold earring and a red tilak on his forehead, and a small lavalier microphone is clipped near his face. Behind him stands a large printed backdrop showing a smiling face wrapped in an orange turban with a red dot on the forehead, and a small vase of pink and orange flowers sits beside the throne. The man's appearance, including long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and ceremonial throne, is consistent with a person, seated as a speaker at a satsang session.2012-07-05A man seated on an ornate golden throne with a red cushion and zebra-striped side panel, speaking into a headset microphone. He wears a saffron-orange sleeveless garment, a dark rudraksha mala with multiple strands across his chest, a red bindi and white horizontal tilak on the forehead, and holds a mala in his right hand while gesturing with his left. Behind him is a large backdrop showing an orange turban and a painted face with a red mark on the forehead, plus a green garland at the top. a person appears to be the seated speaker, identified by the orange robe, rudraksha malas, tilak and presentation as a satsang speaker on a throne.2012-07-07A smiling man with a clean-shaven head and swept-back dark hair sits on a red upholstered throne with an ornate gold back. He wears a saffron-orange wrap over his bare chest, a long rudraksha mala and a gold-coloured ear microphone. A tilak of white and a red bindi mark his forehead, and he holds a mala in his right hand. Behind him is a large printed portrait of a man in an orange turban with a red forehead mark, and the scene has a tiger-striped cushion and a podium with a microphone. a person is seated here, with the rudraksha mala, saffron wrap and ornate throne as the qualifying cues.2012-07-07July 06 20122012-07-06A seated person on a red and gold throne-style chair speaks while raising one hand in a gesture. They wear an orange-red top, an orange-brown wrap over the lap, and a long dark rudraksha mala with a ceremonial gold necklace. Long dark hair falls past the shoulders, with a white forehead marking and red bindi, and a small clip-on microphone is visible. Behind them a large printed portrait shows a smiling man in an orange turban with a red forehead mark. Flowers and a red cushion frame the scene. Appearance-based label: a person, giving a talk in a seated discourse setting.2012-07-02July 01 20122012-07-01July 07 20122012-07-07A man in saffron-orange robes stands beside a red and gold ornate throne at an event. He wears long rudraksha mala necklaces, a red bindi and a small wired headset microphone, and holds a gentle smile. Behind him a large printed portrait of a face in an orange head wrap, with a red mark on the forehead, is partly visible. A bouquet of pink and yellow flowers sits in a vase at the lower left, and a gold and red throne with patterned cushions fills the right side.2012-07-05July 10 20122012-07-10A seated man in orange robes speaks into a headset microphone during a satsang discourse. He wears a long rudraksha mala over his bare shoulder, a white urdhva pundra with a red bindi on his forehead, and sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion. His left hand is open and extended toward the audience. Behind him, a large orange backdrop shows a partial portrait of a face with a dark eye. The white urdhva pundra and bindi are visible marks of a sannyasi's dress; an orange-robed teacher holds the discourse.2012-07-06September 14 20122012-09-14