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A staged satsang hall with an empty ornate gold throne upholstered in red velvet, flanked by a white side table on each side and a red patterned rug beneath. Two tall brass oil lamps stand on either side of the throne, and red flower petals and a garland lie on an orange cloth at left. The backdrop is a large printed banner showing a peacock feather design, a printed portrait of a smiling figure in an orange robe with a rudraksha mala and a saffron turban labelled as a portrait, and a painted image of Krishna with a peacock-feather crown playing a flute at right. No people are present in the scene.

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An empty ornate gold throne with a red velvet seat and back, decorated with red flowers, stands on a patterned red rug in a hall with a light wooden floor. Two tall brass oil lamps flank the throne, and a tray of red flowers sits at the lower left. Behind the stage is a large banner with Tamil text, a peacock feather motif, a portrait of a man in saffron robes with rudraksha beads and a saffron turban, and a painting of a figure in blue with a peacock feather, reading Bhagavad Katha and Dhyana Satsangam. The portrait is captioned with a printed name, and the banner text is legible. No people are present.2011-10-10Empty room with a large ornate gold throne upholstered in red velvet, set on a patterned red rug before a wall-sized banner. The banner shows a smiling man in orange robes and orange turban with a long beaded necklace beside a peacock-feather motif, with Tamil script beneath. A brass oil lamp stands to the left of the throne, and a wooden door is on the left wall. No people are present.2011-10-09Empty indoor satsang hall with a large ornate gilded throne set on a rug, facing the room. The golden throne has a red velvet seat and back, decorated with red flowers and green leaves, flanked by gilded lion figures. A gold footstool with red cushion sits on a patterned red-and-cream rug in front. Tall brass oil lamps stand on either side, and a brass plate of red flowers rests at left. The back wall shows a blue peacock-feather motif with Tamil script and a painted figure. No people are present.2011-10-10October 09 20112011-10-09 +1 copiesOctober 09 20112011-10-09A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, hands pressed together in namaste. Brass oil lamps stand on either side of a red patterned rug on a wooden stage. Behind, a banner shows a smiling man in an orange head wrap and beaded necklace beside a peacock feather, and a painted figure in blue; the banner reads 'Bhagavad Gita satsang' in Tamil script, with the Nithyananda Dhyanapeetam logo at top left. The figure's appearance is consistent with the a person cues of orange robes, orange head wrap and ceremonial throne, while the banner's portrait is a depiction.2011-10-09A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate golden throne with red cushions on a stage, a red patterned carpet and a golden footstool before him. Two tall brass oil lamps flank the stage, and a microphone stands at the left edge. The backdrop shows a large smiling portrait of a man in an orange turban and rudraksha beads beside peacock feathers, and a painted figure of Krishna playing a flute on the right. The scene is a satsang discourse setting.2011-10-09A seated figure in orange robes and an orange turban sits on an ornate gold throne with a red velvet back, raising one hand in a gesture, on a raised wooden stage. A rudraksha mala and a large pendant hang on the chest. A gold footstool with a red cushion and a red patterned rug lie before the throne. Two tall brass oil lamps flank the stage. Behind is a banner with a Tamil title reading 'Bhagavad Katha' and 'Dhyana Satsangam', showing a smiling man in orange with a turban and beads beside a peacock feather, and a blue-skinned deity figure with a peacock feather on the right. The figure on the throne is an appearance-based probable Swamiji with a turban, orange robes and a rudraksha mala, seated in a satsang setting.2011-10-09October 09 20112011-10-09October 09 20112011-10-09October 09 20112011-10-09October 09 20112011-10-09