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A seated man in a large brown leather throne-style chair leans forward smiling, wearing orange-red robes with a yellow border, a heavy gold-and-bead necklace with a large gold pendant, and a headset microphone; a dark tilak mark is on his forehead. The page identifies him as Swamiji, and his appearance shows long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklace and saffron-coloured clothing, so he is a probable Swamiji (probable) in the seat of honour. Around him sit a large crowd of devotees in white and saffron clothing, many smiling, with saffron-robed monastics at the edges, and a gold-and-red stage backdrop behind. Several people in the foreground, including a woman with a bun, face the chair from the front.

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October 25 20152015-10-25A seated man in an ornate brown wooden armchair smiles while gesturing with his right hand during a gathering. He wears an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, a heavy beaded rudraksha-style mala with a gold pendant, and a bracelet. A white teacup and saucer sit on a small table beside him. Around him, seated attendees in white and orange clothing, some in the foreground with their backs to the camera, listen in a hall with red-and-gold patterned wall art behind. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and gold pendant suggest the Swamiji presence, shown in a teaching or satsang setting.2015-10-25A photograph of a seated man in a large brown leather armchair with carved wooden armrests, smiling broadly and wearing a small wireless headset microphone. He has long dark hair swept back, a red bindi on his forehead, a saffron-orange garment draped over his shoulders and body, a thick beaded mala necklace and a large gold pendant. Around him sit a dense audience of devotees in white clothes with saffron-orange sashes and lanyards, many smiling and some clapping. A white teacup and saucer sit on a small table beside the chair, and a red backdrop with a gold-draped altar appears behind. Posters are visible on the left wall. The seated man is an appearance-based probable candidate for Swamiji (probable), shown in person on a throne-like chair with a saffron garment, long hair and a gold pendant with mala beads.2015-10-25July 19 20152015-07-19July 16 20152015-07-16A seated man in an orange-red and saffron robe sits eyes closed and smiling in a large brown leather throne-style chair at the front of a hall. He wears a long rudraksha mala and a large gold pendant necklace, with a red bindi on his forehead, and holds his hands together in his lap. Around him, seated devotees in white and orange clothing and a woman in a red sari with a red bindi fill the foreground, with a tea cup nearby. Behind them stands a banner, a table with papers, and a patterned wall.2015-10-25A man seated in an ornate brown leather throne-style chair with carved wooden armrests and a high back, smiling and turned to the side. He wears a saffron-orange robe, a thick gold-toned bead necklace of large spherical beads, a red bindi on his forehead and red-and-gold wrist threads. Around him, rows of seated women in white tops and orange-red shawls listen attentively, some smiling. The backdrop is a patterned gold wall. Appearance suggests a person, seated on the throne in a satsang setting.2015-07-19October 25 20152015-10-25A seated man in orange and saffron robes sits in a large brown leather throne at the centre of a hall during an Inner Awakening session. He wears a yellow-and-orange flower garland, a rudraksha mala and a gold pendant, and smiles while gesturing with his right hand. Around him, seated devotees in white clothes with orange shawls fill the floor, and some wear orange shawls over white. A silver trident stands upright in the foreground on the right. A pink and red backdrop with framed photographs and an orange banner fills the background. A dark-clothed person sits on the lower left in the foreground. Many people are visible, at least twenty. Some of them are standing along the back.2015-10-19July 06 20152015-07-06 +1 copiesOctober 25 20152015-10-25July 19 20152015-07-19