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A woman in a teal and yellow sari kneels with her forehead touching the floor at the feet of a seated man on a gold throne, in a padapuja-style honouring on a red-carpeted stage. To the left, an older bald man in orange robes sits on a gold chair. Behind the throne stands a shaved-headed man in orange-red robes with a mala. On the right, two women in orange and red Bharatanatyam-style costumes with flower garlands stand on the stage, and a man in white stands at the edge. Two pedestal fans and a draped red and cream backdrop frame the scene, with framed photographs on the wall above.

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June 01 20142014-06-01A seated figure on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion and tiger-striped throw, wearing a rust-coloured turban, bare chest, rudraksha mala and a silver-sequined waist cloth, gestures with raised hand. Before him a woman in a turquoise blouse and yellow sari kneels with folded hands, while a bald man in orange robes sits on a gold chair at left and another orange-robed man with a mala stands behind the throne. Two dancers in orange and red costumes with flower garlands stand at right. Red drapes, a pedestal fan and a framed photo collage labelled Inner Awakening hang on the stage backdrop.2014-06-01Photo of a stage event with a red and cream draped backdrop and gold-carved thrones. A seated man in a red and gold turban, saffron-and-gold robe and gold-embroidered garment holds his hands in namaste. Kneeling before him on the carpet is a woman in a turquoise blouse and yellow sari, offering a gesture of reverence at his feet. To the left, a bald elderly man in orange robes sits on a gold chair. Behind, a man in orange with a rudraksha mala stands, and two young women in orange and yellow saris hold garlands. A framed collage photo on the wall is labelled Inner Awakening. Appearance cues on the seated man are a turban and ornate gold clothing, so a person label applies, but the role is a seated figure on a throne receiving reverence.2014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01May 20 20142014-05-20A photograph of a ceremonial stage with ornate gold-and-red thrones draped in red and cream fabric. On the left, a bald older man in an orange robe sits with palms pressed together in greeting. Center, a young man in a red-and-gold turban and a garland stands near a throne. Two dancers in traditional Bharatanatyam costume stand at right: one in red and gold with a flower-adorned braid and jewellery, the other in orange and red. A woman in a blue and yellow sari with a long braid bends forward with garlanded hair beside them. Framed photo collages hang on the wall behind, and a standing fan sits near the stage. Several people are partially visible at the right edge.2014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01June 01 20142014-06-01December 04 20132013-12-04A seated man in an orange-saffron dress with a gold-bordered sash and a long beaded rudraksha mala sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a red cushioned seat, flanked by two gold lion sculptures and draped with a tiger-striped cloth. His hands rest folded in his lap and his eyes are closed. Behind him a large banner shows a smiling figure in a red turban and orange garment at a podium, with a glowing city skyline and the words Inner Awakening and Haridwar. Plain cream walls surround the setting. The banner's Chandra Prakash a person credit and the copyright text are not included. a person in the seated figure, as a throne-seated presenter of the Inner Awakening event.2014-01-04A seated man on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion wears an orange-red dhoti-style wrap, a striped red-and-orange headwrap, and a pink and yellow flower garland with a rudraksha mala. A bald man in orange stands beside him, and two electric fans are in front. A woman in a red and cream checked sari and a man in white with a garland stand to the right, and a woman in a blue blouse and yellow sari stands beside them. In the foreground a dancer in a red and gold costume with flower-decorated hair bends to touch the seated man's feet in a padapuja-style honour. Framed photo collages reading Inner Awakening hang on the wall behind.2014-06-01