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A man seated on an ornate golden throne carved with lions and a large arched back, wearing a red saffron-toned wrap over the shoulder, red dhoti-style lower garment, multiple rudraksha and bead malas, a blue beaded necklace and a ceremonial white pendant. He has a white tripundra forehead marking with a red dot, a small lapel microphone, and holds a silver trident in one hand and a white-wrapped staff in the other. Behind him are a gold oil lamp and red draped curtains. Swamiji (probable) appears here given the presentation cues: long swept-back hair, ornate gold-and-bead adornment, saffron-red clothing and rudraksha malas, seated on a throne as a teacher giving a discourse.

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A seated man in a flowing red-orange robe sits on an ornate gilded throne carved with lion figures and a deep red velvet cushion, holding a silver trident in his left hand and a white-wrapped staff in his right. He wears a rudraksha-style bead mala across his chest with a white pendant, a white tilak on his forehead, a small microphone at his cheek, and bands on his upper arms. Beside him stands a golden oil lamp with a bird finial and a gilded lion at the base of the throne, against a backdrop of painted pillars and a maroon curtain. The image appears to show an appearance-based a person (a person) giving a talk seated on the throne, with the page excerpt referencing a Bhagavad Gita discourse.2012-04-09April 09 20122012-04-09October 27 20142014-10-27 +1 copiesA seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne with carved lion heads and a gilded arch behind him. He wears long swept-back hair, a red forehead mark, a long rudraksha mala, and a yellow sash, and holds a silver trident. He sits on a tiger-print cloth, with fruit offerings on the platform beside him and a painted temple backdrop on the right. Swamiji (probable): the saffron clothing, long hair, rudraksha mala and ornate throne match the page's reference to a satsang session.2013-07-06A photograph of a seated man on an ornate gilded throne with a red velvet cushioned seat, flanked by two golden lion sculptures. He wears a rust-red turban with a small brooch, a rust-red robe with a gold border, a green leaf garland, gold necklaces, beaded bangles on both arms, and a red bindi. A silver trident and a dark cobra-shaped staff stand beside him. Behind the throne is a large gold arched backdrop with a pink wall and white kolam-style patterns at the edges. The man is smiling and holding the garland with one hand, while his other hand rests on the armrest. No other people are visible. Swamiji (probable): long hair is not shown, but the turban, rust robe, rudraksha-style adornments and ceremonial gold necklaces on a throne match the page's context of a satsang.2014-07-20November 10 20152015-11-10April 14 20122012-04-14April 09 20122012-04-09November 01 20132013-11-01A seated man in an ornate golden throne with carved arches and two gilded lion heads flanking him on red cushions. He wears a saffron-orange robe with a gold-bordered cloth, a rudraksha mala around his neck, and a white forehead marking. He smiles with both hands raised in a gesture. A silver trident stands to the right, and a peacock feather fan leans on the left. A leopard-skin cloth covers the seat, and dark red drapes form the backdrop. a person is seated in the throne, with saffron clothing and rudraksha cues.2014-09-02A seated man in red robes sits on an ornate golden throne with carved lion armrests and a red velvet cushion, holding a silver trident in his left hand and a silver staff with a curved handle. He wears a white forehead marking, a dark topknot, a headset microphone, multiple beaded rudraksha-style malas and a red-and-blue wristband. Behind him a deep red curtain hangs beside a tall golden oil lamp stand with a bowl-shaped lamp, and a golden canopy-style backrest rises at right. A small purple logo appears at top left. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker's appearance shows long swept-back hair, saffron-red robes, a trident and multiple malas, matching the page's discourse context.2012-04-09April 09 20122012-04-09