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Guru Purnima puja at an ashram hall: a seated figure in a saffron-brown robe and orange turban sits on a gold-and-cream throne decorated with a large floral garland arrangement in red, yellow, white and purple. Layered garlands of marigold and red flowers hang around the seated figure's neck, with a rudraksha-style beaded mala and ceremonial gold necklace visible. Around the throne, devotees in white and coloured saris and kurtas stand and kneel holding brass and silver thalis of flowers, lamps and offerings, with brass bells, a kalasha and an oil lamp nearby. A woman in a green sari at the right holds a tray, and a small child in orange stands at the left. The setting is ritual worship with padapuja and aarti-style offerings. The seated figure is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) given the turban, saffron robe, garlands and beaded mala, and the page indicates his presence.