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A man sits on an ornate golden throne shaped like a multi-hooded cobra with coiled serpent bases, raising one hand in a mudra while a microphone stand stands beside him. He wears a light peach shawl draped over the shoulder, a yellow dhoti, a headband, a long red-beaded mala and ornate gold necklaces with bangles. Long hair falls past his shoulders. Behind him are a red wall painted with peacock feathers, strings of white and pink flower garlands, a hanging brass oil lamp and a water bottle on a side pedestal with gold carved panels. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the seated speaker, identified by the swept-back long hair, ornate gold necklaces, rudraksha-style red mala and saffron-toned shawl, seated as a discourse speaker on the serpent throne.