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A woman in a bright green sari with a dark maroon border sits eyes closed on a red velvet throne with gold trim, placed on a red-and-white patterned rug in an orange-walled hall. A saffron-robed monk with a shaved head sits to her right, and a younger devotee in saffron sits in front of the throne with hands together near the face. On the left, a bare-chested man with a sacred thread and white dhoti sits in front of a metal railing, and other seated people in white and saffron appear at the edge. On the orange wall behind the throne hangs a map titled Nithyananda Vedic Temples with the text 'We run Temples around the world' and 'Padhuka mandirs in 55 countries'. A framed photo panel on the upper left shows Sri Ramana Maharishi and Sri Aurobindo Swamigal. The throne and rug suggest a ceremonial seating, though the exact ritual is not clear.