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A photograph of a man seated cross-legged on an ornate gilded cream upholstered throne-style armchair against a deep red velvet curtain. He wears a saffron-orange draped garment with a gold and red border, several rudraksha-style beaded malas, and a small red bindi. His long dark hair falls past his shoulders, he is barefoot, and one hand rests on the armrest while the other is raised mid-gesture as he speaks. A white shaggy rug lies in the foreground and an open printed booklet is visible at the right edge. Only one person is physically present.

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April 17 20122012-04-17A seated man in an orange saffron garment with gold-bordered edges sits on an ornate cream upholstered throne with gold carved wooden frame, against a dark red curtain. He wears long dark hair, a red bindi, a red and brown beaded mala necklace, and a small headset microphone. He gestures with his right hand while his left hand rests on his bent knee, speaking on a white shaggy rug. a person by appearance cues of long swept hair, saffron clothing, and rudraksha-style mala, with a throne setting.2012-04-17A man sits cross-legged on an ornate cream upholstered armchair with gold-carved wooden frame and arms, in front of deep red velvet drapes. He has long wavy black hair, a red bindi on his forehead, and wears an orange-saffron cloth with gold and red border draped over bare shoulders, with multiple strands of red-brown beaded rudraksha malas around his neck. He holds a folded white paper in one hand and gestures with the other, smiling. A white shaggy rug lies beneath the chair and he is barefoot. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in a speaking role at a satsang-style setting.2012-04-17April 17 20122012-04-17April 25 20122012-04-25A man seated in an ornate cream and gold upholstered throne-style armchair against deep red velvet drapes, speaking into a headset microphone during a satsang. He wears an orange silk dhoti and matching shawl with gold and maroon borders, a long rudraksha mala draped to his lap, and a red bindi on his forehead. He holds a sheet of paper in one hand while the other rests on the chair arm. A white shaggy rug lies at his feet. Dress colours and clothing suggest a person in the role of teacher, though the appearance is only partly distinctive.2012-04-25April 25 20122012-04-25April 17 20122012-04-17April 25 20122012-04-25A photograph of a long-haired man seated on an ornate cream upholstered armchair with gilded wooden trim, his bare feet resting on a white shaggy rug. He wears a saffron-orange draped garment that leaves his right shoulder bare, a dark rudraksha mala hanging to his waist, and a small red bindi on his forehead. He gestures with one hand raised in explanation while the other arm extends toward the chair arm, with an orange cloth draped over the armrest. The setting appears to be an indoor discourse room.2011-09-15A man with long, swept-back dark hair sits cross-legged on an ornate cream upholstered throne-style armchair with gold-carved wooden frame against deep red velvet drapes. He wears an orange-saffron shawl draped over bare shoulders with a gold-bordered edge, a long rudraksha mala of red and brown beads, and a red vibhuti/kumkum bindi on his forehead. He wears a small headset microphone and smiles while looking to the side, one hand resting on the armrest. A white shaggy rug lies beneath the chair.2012-04-17A photograph of a man seated on an ornate cream upholstered armchair with carved gold and wood trim, against a dark red curtain. He wears a saffron-orange draped garment over one shoulder and wraps of the same colour, with a red-and-gold border, and his long dark hair falls past his shoulders. He has a red-brown rudraksha-style bead mala with red beads around his neck, a red vertical mark on his forehead, and a small headset microphone near his ear. He smiles while holding a mala bead in one hand and resting his other arm on the armrest. A white shaggy rug lies on the floor in front of the chair, and a sheet of paper rests at the left edge of the frame.2012-04-17