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A smiling man sits cross-legged on a striped tiger-skin cushion in front of a green draped backdrop and a golden statuary arrangement with deity murtis and figures. He wears a red-orange turban with a white forehead mark and a red bindi, an orange-red robe draped over one shoulder, layered brown rudraksha malas, and gold armbands. Green leafy garlands and plants frame the stage. Swamiji (probable) appears in this scene, identified by the saffron-red robe, rudraksha malas, turban and ceremonial gold armbands, as a seated teacher during a satsang.

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A man sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped cloth draped over a raised seat in front of a green backdrop decorated with leafy garlands and potted plants. He wears a red-orange turban, a matching orange-red robe draped over one shoulder, a long multi-strand brown rudraksha mala, gold armlets and bangles, and a red dot on his forehead with white markings. He raises one hand in a gesture while smiling, seeming to speak. Behind him are golden statues of seated deity figures and devotees. The scene suggests a teaching or satsang setting in an ashram-style hall.2015-02-23February 21 20152015-02-21February 27 20152015-02-27A smiling man seated cross-legged on a tiger-skin-draped seat in front of a green cloth backdrop decorated with leafy vines and potted plants. He wears a rust-red turban with a vermilion bindi, a rust-red and gold-bordered robe, multiple rust-coloured beaded mala necklaces, and beaded armbands, and holds his right hand open toward the viewer while a small microphone is clipped near his face. Behind him stands a large gilded figure and smaller golden sculptures of seated figures in meditative poses. The scene resembles an ashram discourse setting. a person by visible cues: rust-red turban, ornate rudraksha-style malas and saffron-toned robes; the identification rests on appearance, not on any caption.2015-03-22 +1 copiesMarch 22 20152015-03-22 +1 copiesA man sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped cloth in front of a lush green backdrop of hanging foliage and leafy plants. He wears a rust-orange turban, an orange-red robe draped over his shoulders with a gold-bordered cloth, a long necklace of rudraksha beads, and gold bangles on his wrists and upper arms, with a red bindi on his forehead. His hands rest together in his lap and he smiles at the camera. Behind him are golden deity statues, one with raised hands in a praying posture, and a red velvet cushion sits to his side. A small orange towel lies beside him. The a person appearance is marked by the rudraksha mala, saffron robes, ornate gold bangles and turban, though the image is a seated portrait with no event context visible.2015-02-21February 20 20152015-02-20 +1 copiesA man sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped cushion before a green draped backdrop decorated with leafy vines and small orange flowers. He wears a deep red-orange turban, a matching red-orange shawl and dhoti, and a long necklace of large rudraksha beads, with rudraksha bands on his upper arms and wrists. A small microphone headset is at his cheek and he smiles while seated. Behind him are golden statues, including small figures of deities and a larger golden seated figure. a person cues: red-orange ceremonial clothing and rudraksha adornment in a discourse setting, but his face is not clear enough to confirm. A red folded cloth lies at the left edge of the seat.2015-01-30 +1 copiesA smiling man in an orange-red turban and orange-red robe sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped cloth atop a raised seat, hands clasped, with a long rudraksha mala over his shoulders and gold armlets on his upper arms. Behind him stand golden statues of figures with praying hands, and a golden deity murti, framed by green leaves and a dark green draped backdrop. Probable Swamiji (in-person candidate): the crimson turban, rudraksha mala and ornate gold armlets match his presentation, and he is seated in the central teaching seat of a satsang setting. The scene looks like a satsang discourse with devotees watching from elsewhere.2015-02-21 +1 copiesFebruary 20 20152015-02-20 +1 copiesMarch 22 20152015-03-22 +1 copiesFebruary 23 20152015-02-23