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A seated figure in orange robes with a matching orange head covering sits on a white chair on a raised stage, speaking into a microphone to a seated audience of mostly women and children in white and light-coloured clothing, several with long braids. Behind him hangs a navy drape with a yellow banner reading DHYANA PEETAM Bangalore and a large glossy portrait printed on orange-toned paper. At right stands a poster diagramming the chakras and the human energy field, a white silhouette with coloured energy centres. Potted plants flank the stage and a camera on a tripod is set at left. a person appears as the seated speaker in orange robes; the appearance cues are the orange garb and head covering, though the figure is small and partly obscured.

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A photograph of a meditation program hall with a stage backdrop. A central figure in orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on a white armchair, speaking into a microphone on a stand. Behind him hang a white banner reading Dhyanapeetam Chennai with a purple bird emblem, and two framed portraits of a bare-chested seated figure in orange cloth, with red drapes and rose garlands. To the left stands a chakra chart showing the human energy field with a white figure and colored chakra points. Dozens of seated attendees in white clothes fill the foreground, some in colorful saris, facing the stage.2004-05-14A seated teacher in a saffron robe and saffron head wrap sits on a white cushioned seat with embroidered edges, flanked by red padded footstools, in a whitewashed room with wall sconces. Behind him a large framed portrait of a smiling man in a saffron turban and rudraksha mala is labelled with a printed caption, and a blue sign reads Dhyanapeetam in English and Tamil. Seated devotees in white, cream, red and saffron clothing, some with jasmine flowers in their hair, face him on a striped rug, while women in sarees sit on chairs at right. A small bunch of bananas lies on the floor at left.2004-10-192004 - Acharya's meditation convention in TamilnaduIndoor satsang in a plain white hall where a seated person in orange robes sits in a cushioned armchair in front of a 7 Chakras Chart banner showing a blue human figure with coloured chakra circles. Many seated devotees in white clothing fill the floor facing him, some in cream and gold saris, with a wooden chair in the foreground. A large framed portrait of a smiling person in orange robes and beads hangs on the right wall. Ceiling fans and open doors frame the room.2010-02-04A seated man in orange saffron robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on a white-draped sofa-style seat in front of a red banner reading DHYANA PEETAM BANGALORE with a small blue bird logo. He wears a rudraksha mala and holds a small object in his hands. Pink and red floral arrangements, a red candle and brass lamp stand on green side tables. Rows of seated devotees in white and green clothing, with braided hair, face him from the foreground.A wide photograph of a hall during a seated gathering. On a raised stage draped with deep maroon velvet curtains and white swags, a person in orange robes sits on an orange-cushioned throne-like chair beside a framed portrait of a deity. Rows of seated attendees in white, pink, green and mixed-colour saris and kurtas, many women with braids, fill the foreground, and a large projection screen is visible at right. A banner on the left shows a blue standing figure with chakra labels. The orange-robed figure at the stage is an appearance-based candidate with saffron robes and a long hairstyle, but the face and features are too small and indistinct to confirm the identity, so the presence is uncertain.2010-02-20A photograph of a seated teacher in an orange saffron robe and orange head wrap, cross-legged on a white-draped platform, smiling broadly, with flower garlands at his feet. Around him, a crowd of attendees dressed in white sits on the floor with hands folded in namaskar, while a man in white standing at left holds a microphone. Behind them hangs a vertical chart of the seven major chakras reading Sahasrara, Ajna, Vishuddhi, Anahata, Manipura, Swadhisthana and Muladhara, and a large banner portrait of a smiling figure in orange and a red-brown wrap with printed text beneath it.A seated figure in orange robes and an orange head wrap sits cross-legged on a white-draped throne-style seat on a red-carpeted stage, holding a microphone near his face. Behind him hangs a blue backdrop with an orange banner reading DHYANA PEETAM Bangalore with a blue bird logo. A tripod-mounted camera stands at left and a red digital clock display is visible at lower left. A seated audience in white and pastel clothing fills the foreground. A poster of a human figure with marked acupoints hangs at right edge. a person: the orange-robed, turbaned seated speaker on the throne. The page does not place him at this event.A photograph of a satsang hall stage with a navy blue curtain backdrop and a white and maroon swag valance. A man with long hair and an orange robe sits on an ornate brown armchair on a raised platform, with a leopard-print shawl draped over the chair. A tall 7 Chakras Chart stands at right, showing a blue figure in meditation pose with coloured chakra circles. A camera on a tripod and a monitor face the audience. About six people in white and light clothing sit cross-legged on mats and cushions in the foreground, seen from behind, along with a sitter in a white shirt at left. Vases of green plants and an orange cloth hang near the stage.2010-12-02A photograph of an indoor hall with a white vaulted ceiling and white drapes. A seated figure in orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on a raised white dais decorated with white and pink flowers, bare feet visible. A yellow banner reading "Dhyanapeetha Bangalore" hangs on the right wall beside a brass lamp stand. Seated devotees in white and cream clothes, including a woman in a cream sari, face the dais on the left. A man in white stands behind a keyboard, a small television monitor sits nearby, and a blue panel with body diagrams is on the wall.2004 - Trained Acharya's convention in PudukottaiNovember 29 20092009-11-29