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A person sits on an ornate gold-framed cream upholstered throne chair in front of a deep red velvet curtain, speaking with one hand raised to a headset microphone near the ear and the other arm extended over the armrest. The seated person wears a lime-green silk garment with a red and gold border draped over the shoulder, a long rudraksha mala of dark beads, and a red bindi. Flanking the chair are vases of pink, red and white carnation arrangements, a bottled water on a side table, and an orange cloth folded on the chair. Appearance-based label: a person, seated on the throne as the speaker.

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A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate cream-and-gold upholstered throne with carved wooden arms, in front of deep red drapes. The figure wears a lime-green silk garment with a red and green zari border, a long rudraksha mala, and a red bindi, eyes closed and smiling, with a small headset microphone. Red and white carnations in gold vases flank the throne, and a water bottle sits on a side table. The upper-left caption reads a printed name and a copyright line.2012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24A man with long dark hair sits on an ornate cream and gold brocade throne speaking into a headset microphone, with his right arm extended outward. He wears a lime-green silk garment with a red and green border, a red shoulder cloth, a long rudraksha mala of dark beads, and a red bindi on his forehead. Behind him are deep red velvet drapes, and red, pink and white carnation arrangements sit in gold vases at the sides. A water bottle rests on a white table to the right and an orange cloth lies on the armrest. Swamiji (probable) is the seated speaker, distinguished by the long hair, rudraksha mala, ornate throne and microphone. A single person is visible.2012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24A man seated on an ornate cream and gold throne-style armchair with carved wooden arms speaks during a satsang before dark red velvet drapes. He wears a lime-green silk garment with a red and green border draped over one shoulder, a long rudraksha mala around his neck, and a red bindi on his forehead, with a small microphone at his face. His right hand rests on the armrest and his left hand rests on the chair. A vase of pink, white and red carnations stands to the left, and a water bottle sits at the right edge. Swamiji (probable) is seated and speaking to devotees, with the visible cues of long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and ornate clothing.2012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24April 24 20122012-04-24