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A photograph of a television-style set with ornate gold-painted pillars, gold lion statue and a gold-framed painting of a goddess. A seated figure in saffron-brown robes and a brown shawl, with bare upper arms and gold armlets, sits on a red cushioned throne-like seat on the right, gesturing toward three visitors seated in gold-trimmed chairs on the left: a woman in a floral sari and pink top, a young girl in white and green, and a man in a striped shirt and jeans. A colourful circular rangoli design lies on the floor in front. The figure's appearance has several cues, but the image is not clear enough to confirm the identity, so the role is given as a seated host speaking with guests.

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October 28 20132013-10-28October 28 20132013-10-28October 28 20132013-10-28Indoor photo of a golden-ornate temple-style stage set with carved gold pillars, painted goddess panels, a golden lion statue and a circular rangoli of petals and colours on the floor. A seated man in orange-brown robes and a shawl sits on a red-cushioned golden throne at right, with bangles and a necklace, facing a family of four on gold-trimmed chairs at left: a woman in a floral saree and pink top, a man in a striped shirt and jeans with long hair, and two young girls. a person candidate is the robed figure on the throne, identified only by saffron-brown ornate clothing and throne seating.2013-10-28A satsang-style discourse set on a golden, temple-inspired stage with carved gold pillars, a gilded lion statue and framed painted panels of deities. A man in a red-brown seated on a gold and red-cushioned throne-like chair, wearing a saffron-orange shawl and bare-chested with gold armbands and bangles, faces three visitors seated on gold-framed chairs. A woman in a pink top and floral sari sits on the left, a young girl in a white top and green leggings sits in the middle, and a man in a striped shirt and blue jeans with long hair gestures while speaking. A colourful circular floor rangoli lies in front of them.2013-10-28October 28 20132013-10-28October 28 20132013-10-28October 28 20132013-10-28A photograph of a staged satsang set with gold-carved pillars, lit by warm amber light, with two framed red devotional paintings on the back wall. On the right, a figure in saffron-brown robes with long dark hair and gold armbands sits on a gold throne with red cushions, a golden lion statue beside it. Facing the throne on the left, a woman in a pink top and patterned sari sits with a man in a striped shirt and jeans, and two young girls, one in a white top and green leggings and one seated on the man's lap. A colourful circular rangoli design lies on the floor between them, with scattered flower petals near the throne. Swamiji (probable) is the figure on the throne, identified by the saffron robes, long hair and ceremonial gold seat, presiding over the family as a guest of the satsang.2013-10-28October 28 20132013-10-28A photo of a golden-decorated studio set with ornately carved pillars, painted panels, and a rangoli of concentric coloured circles on the floor. On the right, a seated figure in an ornate gold and red throne with a lion statue beside it wears saffron/orange robes, bangles, and a shawl, with hair tied back; per the page, this is a person, appearing in person. Opposite on golden chairs sit a woman in a pink top and floral sari, a man in a striped shirt and jeans gesturing while speaking, and two young girls, one in white and green and one in blue. Red petals are scattered near the throne.2013-10-28A photograph of a television-style studio set with ornately carved golden pillars and painted panels of deities behind them. A woman in a pink top and patterned sari sits on a gold-framed chair beside a girl in a white top and green leggings, while a bearded man in a striped shirt and jeans gestures as he speaks. Opposite them, a figure in an orange-brown wrap and bangles sits on a red-cushioned golden throne beside a small carved lion, with a rangoli-style circular floor design in front. The figure's wrap and adornments are visible, but the seated figure's identity is not established from appearance alone.2013-10-28