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A photograph of three people in an indoor room seated near a gold-framed orange-cushioned throne-style couch with a zebra-striped cloth behind it. On the right, a bearded elderly man in orange robes sits with a red mark on his forehead and a ring on his finger, gesturing as he speaks. On the left, a person with long dark hair in a bun wears a brown-gold garment and a long beaded necklace, with a hand resting on the couch. In the foreground, a shaven-headed person in orange-brown clothing leans forward. Behind them hangs a poster of a robed figure in orange seated in meditation with a garland, and a sign reads please do not touch the padukas. A laptop sits on the right edge of the couch.

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A photo of a seated satsang in an office-like room with tiled floor. A bearded man with long white beard and orange robes sits cross-legged on an orange-draped gold-framed couch with zebra-striped footstool, gesturing while speaking. Beside him a woman in brown and gold sari sits on a chair, and at left a shaved-headed devotee in orange with orange shawl kneels with hands joined. Behind them a framed poster shows a figure in orange with mala beads seated under a tree. a person: the bearded man in orange robes and long white beard on the couch, seated as the teacher. Pink slippers rest on the floor.2013-11-05November 05 20132013-11-05Two men sit in an indoor room with a gold-and-orange ornate chaise. On the left, a clean-shaven man with short dark hair wears a rust-brown and gold silk garment, a rudraksha mala and a ceremonial gold-toned necklace, speaking with hands resting on the chair arm. On the right, an elderly man with a long white beard and flowing hair wears orange robes and sits on the orange-draped seat, gesturing with one hand. Behind them a framed print shows a seated man in orange robes with a white bead necklace and rudraksha mala, in front of a large tree trunk, with a handwritten note reading 'Please do not touch the pad...' beneath it. A zebra-striped cloth backs the seat. a person is the man on the left, who wears a rudraksha mala and gold-trimmed silk; his identity is uncertain from appearance alone.2013-11-05November 05 20132013-11-05Two men sit in an indoor ashram room. On the left, a man with long swept-back hair, a rudraksha mala and gold-bordered brown-and-gold robes points toward a gilded orange-cushioned throne-style seat. On the right, a bearded man in orange robes and a forehead tilak sits cross-legged on the orange cushion, smiling. Behind them hangs a framed portrait of a seated saffron-robed figure wearing a white-beaded necklace, with a printed caption below. A zebra-striped fabric backdrop and office equipment are visible at the edges.2013-11-05November 05 20132013-11-05Three people in an indoor room with a gold-and-orange velvet sofa draped in orange fabric and a zebra-striped cushion. On the right, a bearded man with a white beard and forehead tilak sits cross-legged on the sofa in saffron robes, gesturing with both hands while speaking. On the left, a man with swept-back dark hair and a gold-trimmed rust-coloured shawl sits on a black chair, leaning forward and gesturing toward him. In the lower left, a shaved-headed devotee in an orange cloth kneels with orange beads, holding a small red cloth.2013-11-05A seated man with long dark hair and a rudraksha mala wears a saffron-gold shawl and sits on an ornate gold-trimmed orange-draped couch. Beside him, a bald man in orange cloth kneels and looks up. On the right, a bearded elderly man in orange robes sits cross-legged on the couch, gesturing with his hand, while a laptop is held in the foreground. A pictorial banner with a child in orange and rudraksha hangs behind, next to a zebra-print cushion. The scene appears to be an indoor satsang or private conversation. Appearance cues for the seated man with long hair and the mala are distinctive, but the page's claim cannot be confirmed from the face, so the identity remains uncertain.2013-11-05Indoor photo in a room with tiled floor, red and black chairs, and an ornate gold-trimmed orange velvet couch at right. Two men stand near it: a bearded elder in saffron-orange robes with a red tilak on his forehead and a curved wooden staff in his hand, and a younger man at left with long hair in a bun, wearing a rust-brown robe with gold border and a garland of beads. At far left a woman in a maroon sari holds her palms together in greeting. Behind them a framed portrait shows a figure with long hair, a beaded necklace and orange robes, with flowers on top. Glass partitions and shadows of people are visible in the background.2013-11-05December 11 20082008-12-11Four people walk down a dim, night-time outdoor path past potted succulent plants. On the left, an elderly bearded man with long white beard and hair wears an orange saffron robe and holds a long wooden staff with a serpent-like carved design. Beside him, a person in a white dhoti with gold border and a small bag stands in the middle. To the right, a bald, bare-chested man in a reddish-brown robe with a saffron shawl and a rudraksha mala around his neck walks forward. At far right, a man with long hair tied back wears a brown robe with gold border and a long beaded mala. Dark background with a red-roofed structure behind.2013-11-05A seated bearded man in orange robes sits on an orange-cushioned gold-framed couch with a zebra-print footrest, gesturing with one hand while speaking. Beside him a woman in rust-brown sari-style dress gestures toward him. In the foreground a shaven-headed man in orange robe with a saffron shawl sits on the floor, and a man in white clothes sits cross-legged on the tiles facing the couch. A woman in brown robe stands at right near desks with computers. Behind the couch hangs a framed portrait of a figure in orange with long hair and rudraksha beads seated in meditation. A small brass tray with a flower and a candle rests on the floor, and red slippers sit near the couch. a person: the bearded figure on the couch wears orange robes and sits in a central, honoured position, though the cues are only partly distinctive.2013-11-05