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A satsang hall with pale pink walls and red curtains, with a large audience seated on the floor on red mats and cushions, many dressed in white with orange scarves. In the foreground a man with dark, shoulder-length hair wears a plain white kurta and white dhoti with a thin gold border, standing barefoot and holding a handheld microphone toward the crowd while speaking; he is seen from behind. Beside him stands a woman in a white and grey patterned kurta with white leggings, with an earpiece, also barefoot. A stand microphone and a video camera on a tripod are at left, and a few water bottles and orange cloths lie among the seated devotees.

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September 13 20132013-09-13A photograph of a group discourse in a bright hall with pale pink walls and red curtains. A bald man with glasses in an orange long-sleeved top and white trousers stands barefoot, holding a microphone and gesturing as he speaks. Beside him on the left, a woman in white clothes holds a microphone. Many seated attendees sit cross-legged on orange and blue mats, several in white with yellow shawls, others in purple, blue and maroon. A tripod-mounted camera stands at the right, and red chairs line the left edge. Some people in white sit near an open doorway in the back. The scene shows a satsang-style talk in progress.2010-08-25December 29 20062006-12-29July 06 20102010-07-06October 01 20152015-10-01July 06 20102010-07-06November 17 20102010-11-17July 06 20102010-07-06A photograph of a seated congregation in an ashram hall facing a small stage. Many people in white ritual clothes with gold-bordered cloth sit on floor mats, including women with long braided hair. At the front, a figure in orange robes sits on a raised orange cloth, appearing to speak to the gathering. Colourful striped ceremonial hangings with orange tassels hang from the ceiling, a projection screen and dark red curtains are behind, and a video camera on a tripod records the talk. Orange-robed attendants sit near the front. No individual appearance cue here qualifies as a clear identification.2010-10-13 +1 copiesIndoor photo of a seated group of devotees in white clothes on orange floor cushions in a hall. A man in a salmon-pink shirt over white trousers and a lanyard stands at centre holding a microphone and speaking to the audience. Behind him is a blank projection screen, and at the right a raised stage area holds a framed portrait and a wooden lectern beside a cushioned seat. Many attendees wear white with yellow or green sashes and name badges. A tripod-mounted camera is at left and a hanging yellow-and-blue banner is on the wall.2009-11-24A photograph of a seated audience of roughly 40 people on colourful striped mats in a large hall with white ceiling fans and tall decorative pillars. A speaker sits at the front on an orange-draped raised platform wearing orange and white robes with a red shawl, holding a microphone and gesturing as he speaks; a person with long dark hair sits in front of him. The audience wears white, cream, purple, orange and blue clothing, many sitting cross-legged facing the platform. A wooden stage with dark red curtains stands at right, with a small table and a speaker system behind the audience. The speaker appears to match the probable Swamiji cues of long swept-back hair and saffron-orange robes, so the appearance is a probable match.2009-07-23A seated audience of many people, mostly in white clothing, faces a front platform in a whitewashed hall during a session. On the right, a man in white dhoti and shirt with a yellow shawl stands at a lectern holding a microphone and reading from paper. Beside him a woman in a cream sari with red blouse stands with hands clasped. At the left, several people in orange and saffron robes and rudraksha malas stand near the wall, and a cameraman films with a video camera. A laptop sits on a small table. On the right, a golden lamp stand and a table decorated with red flowers and a golden kalasha-style arrangement sit near the stage. Some audience members wear white and some wear yellow-orange garlands. The scene is a discourse or satsang.2009-07-19