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A seated man in an orange-red turban and matching saffron-red robe with a yellow-orange border sits in a brown leather armchair, holding a stack of white papers that a woman in a white blouse and red-orange shawl is reaching toward. He wears a long beaded rudraksha-style mala and a wide ornate necklace. The woman wears a dark beaded mala and a red-and-black shawl with a red bindi, and she presses her palms together in front of her. A man in a white shirt stands at the left with hands joined in greeting. Behind them, seated devotees in red shawls and white clothes fill a hall with warm ceiling lights, and a display stand is visible in the background. The seated man is described as a probable Swamiji by his turban, saffron robes and rudraksha mala.

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July 03 20152015-07-03July 03 20152015-07-03A photograph of a satsang gathering. A man in an orange-red turban, orange-saffron robe with gold border, and a long beaded rudraksha-style necklace sits smiling in a brown leather armchair, holding a small folded paper or card. Facing him, a bald man in a white shirt with an orange-red scarf printed with writing leans forward, leaning in to receive it. Behind them, a seated audience in white and red shawls, including a woman in a white and pink outfit with red beads and glasses, sits on a white cloth-covered floor. Several standing people in white clothes with red shawls are visible in the background.2015-07-03July 13 20152015-07-13Indoor event in a hall with cream and gold decor. A seated man in saffron-orange robes, with long swept-back hair, a tilak on his forehead, rudraksha and gold necklaces and a white flower garland, smiles and extends his hand toward a woman in white with a red-and-orange shawl who offers him a printed booklet. a person is seated on a brown leather throne-like chair. Around them, shawl-wearing attendants in white and red stand or sit, and a seated woman in orange sits at his feet. Camera crew and a cameraman are visible at left, with chairs and a draped table behind.2015-07-11July 13 20152015-07-13A photograph of a seated figure on a red cushioned throne, wearing a saffron-orange turban, saffron-orange robe and a long rudraksha mala, holding a sheet of paper and smiling as they speak to people in front. Standing around are devotees in white kurtas with saffron-orange shawls, and a woman in white with a mala beside a man in a saffron shawl. A red and gold cushion sits in the lower left, and a patterned banner is visible in the background.2015-07-13 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure in a maroon-red turban and rust-brown robe with gold trim, wearing red and orange flower garlands with a purple garland, receiving an envelope from a man in a white checked kurta with a red garland. A woman in a pink printed sari with a beaded necklace stands beside them, and another woman in white stands behind. Gilded carved pillars with lion and makara motifs and a painted banner of a smiling figure form the background. The seated figure has distinctive long hair, a turban and saffron-toned robes, offering a cue consistent with a person receiving an offering, though the face is not visible enough to confirm identity.2015-08-09July 03 20152015-07-03May 25 20152015-05-25July 03 20152015-07-03A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate brown leather throne, wearing an orange-red turban, an orange-saffron robe with gold trim, a heavy gold chain necklace and a gold waist belt. The figure leans forward and hands an orange-red shawl printed with script to a smiling woman in white who kneels in front of the throne, with a rudraksha-style mala around her neck. Behind them a man in white dhoti with gold border and gold necklace stands beside a golden lion figure, and several women in white with red shawls and beaded malas stand in the background. A woman in white with a green lanyard watches at right, and a small electric fan is visible. The figure seated on the throne has distinctive visible cues including a turban, saffron clothing and ornate gold adornments, so this is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) in the role of the seated guru receiving the devotee.2015-09-11