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A satsang hall with a red velvet curtain backdrop. A man in orange and saffron robes with a turban and a garland of flowers sits on an ornate gilded throne, with a large gold canopy above him and a painted image of a deity behind. Seated devotees in white, orange and pink clothing fill the floor in front, some with shawls, while a trident and brass pieces stand in the foreground. a person seated on the throne as the satsang presenter, with a visible mix of seated devotees.

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October 12 20162016-10-12A seated man in an ornate golden throne (peetha) with a golden canopy sits centrally wearing an orange-saffron cloth, a red-and-white garland, and an orange turban, with a rudraksha-style mala visible. Behind him hangs a painted deity murti of Shiva-like figure with a trident beside it. Around the golden throne, a seated audience of mostly women in white, saffron and orange garments faces the dais in a satsang setting. Red velvet drapes cover the back wall, a gold trident stands at the right foreground, and a brass tray with offerings sits beside the stage. The seated figure appears consistent with a person in appearance, though this is only probable based on the visible cues of orange turban, saffron clothing and ceremonial garland at a throne.2016-10-12 +1 copiesOctober 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12October 12 20162016-10-12