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A seated figure on a golden throne with a red cushion and a canopy with red, yellow and green fringe is decorated with marigold and multicoloured garlands; the figure wears a blue garment and a beaded necklace. Around the front of the throne, about eight devotees sit on an orange carpet with blue-and-purple mats, several in white and cream saris, one in a yellow-bordered sari, one wearing orange, one with a long plait. They hold small brass plates, lamps and offerings, appearing to perform a puja or aarti. A microphone stands at the lower right, and a dark blue curtain and a white wall with a window form the backdrop.

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A satsang in a hall with blue draped curtains and orange-and-purple floor mats. A seated figure with long dark hair, bare-chested except for a blue wrap, wears a rudraksha-style beaded necklace and sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion, decorated with marigold and yellow flower garlands and a striped canopy above. Several women in white and cream saris, one in green, sit cross-legged on the floor facing him; one holds a small flame near a brass plate, and steel vessels and a plate with offerings sit in front. A woman in a grey sari with a microphone is at the lower right. Visible centre-right elements are a cream wall and a window with curtains.2010-12-26December 26 20102010-12-26A seated figure in a sky-blue robe with a gold-toned necklace and rudraksha-style beads sits on a gilded throne with floral garlands, under a multicoloured ceremonial parasol. The seated figure has long dark hair and holds palms together in namaskar. Around the throne on an orange cloth, devotees sit in white and cream sarees and dhotis; one woman in a red-bordered saree and a woman in a yellow and white sari face the throne, and a young monk in saffron stands near the throne. Steel plates, small bowls and lamps lie on the floor, and a windowed wall and blue drapes form the backdrop.2010-12-26A photograph of a satsang hall with a dark blue draped backdrop. On a gold-decorated throne with a striped canopy overhead and garlands of yellow, orange and purple flowers sits a person in a light blue robe with a gold necklace, hands pressed together in namaste. Seated on orange mats below are devotees: women in white and cream saris, a man in white with a shaved head, a young man in orange, and a woman in a green and yellow sari. Brass plates and small vessels stand on the floor, and a microphone stand is at lower right. The appearance is shown from behind a brass-and-gold stand with flowers at the left edge. Several people are visible in the scene.2010-12-26December 26 20102010-12-26A satsang in a hall with dark blue curtains. A man seated on a golden throne with red cushions and garlands of red, yellow and green flowers wears a yellow robe, a gold necklace and a rudraksha-style mala, and is the central figure; the page flags him as a person, but the appearance cues are not distinctive enough to confirm, so he is described by role only. Around him on an orange and purple mat, about two dozen seated devotees in white dhotis and shawls, saffron-striped cloths and saris listen; several sit with hands folded in anjali. Microphones stand in the foreground, and small brass plates with offerings sit before the throne.2010-12-23December 23 20102010-12-23December 26 20102010-12-26December 31 20102010-12-31A seated man in long swept-back dark hair, an orange robe and a dark rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gold throne, with a gold-tiered side table holding flowers and a small lamp in front of him. A group of about ten devotees sits on a red-patterned floor mat around a silver tray of offerings, several holding lit oil lamps or flower garlands. Most women wear white saris with yellow or orange borders and orange shawls, while a few men are bald and wear white dhotis. A white ceiling fan, a curtain and a window are behind them, and a bright orange cloth drapes a stool in the foreground. Swamiji (probable) is the central figure on the throne based on his long hair, orange robe and mala.2010-10-29December 26 20102010-12-26December 31 20102010-12-31