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A seated man with long dark hair, a full beard and a red tilak smiles broadly from an ornate silver throne with a red velvet seat. He wears a saffron-orange shawl over his body and holds a wooden staff across his lap. A silver trishul stands to his left, and a white electric fan sits in front of the throne. Dozens of seated devotees fill the hall, many in saffron, orange, pink and green saris and kurtas, with some men in white ritual clothing. Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne in a saffron shawl with long hair and a beard.

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A seated man with long swept-back dark hair, a full beard and a red tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate silver throne with a red velvet seat, wearing an orange-saffron shawl over his clothes and holding a slender wooden rod. A silver trishul stands at left. Seated devotees in colourful saris and kurtas fill the hall, with a white pedestal fan at the right of the throne. The setting appears to be a large hall with red pillars and a seated congregation facing the throne.2016-12-15December 14 20162016-12-14A large crowd of seated attendees fills an open hall, many in white, cream and pastel saris, with some in saffron and yellow. In the centre, a man with long dark hair, a full beard and a sandalwood-marked forehead sits on an ornate silver throne with a red velvet seat, wearing an orange-brown shawl and a rudraksha-style neck garland, holding a wooden staff and smiling. A silver trishul stands at left and a white pedestal fan sits at right. Several large stage cameras and a red backdrop are visible behind. a person is seated centrally, appearing as the presiding teacher of the satsang.2016-12-15December 15 20162016-12-15A seated man in a flowing saffron-orange robe sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne with carved lion-face arms, one hand resting on a silver trident staff, smiling broadly with long dark hair and a beard and a horizontal sandalwood mark on his forehead. Around him a large seated audience fills the hall, mostly women in colourful saris and men in white kurtas, including a man with rudraksha mala at left. A white fan stands at right beside silver swan-shaped figures on the throne platform. Roughly 30 visible people.2016-12-14December 14 20162016-12-14December 18 20162016-12-18December 15 20162016-12-15December 14 20162016-12-14A seated man in an orange-brown saffron-toned shawl and dhoti sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne with carved lion-head arms, smiling with eyes closed and a small lapel microphone clipped on. A silver trident stands upright to his left. Before him sits a large seated audience of devotees, many women in colourful saris and some men in white, with a white pedestal fan at right. The hall has orange and white drapery. Swamiji (probable): long hair swept back, saffron shawl and ornate throne cues, seated in a teaching satsang setting.2016-12-14Seated on an ornate silver-and-red throne with a carved lion-face armrest, a bearded man with long dark hair and a red-orange kurta-style robe smiles broadly, a red tilak on his forehead and a small headset microphone at his temple. A silver trident stands to the left and a silver staff rests beside the throne. A white pedestal fan and a small tablet sit in front of him. Seated devotees in orange and white fill the hall, several in saffron clothing, before a pale pink draped backdrop. Swamiji (probable) is seated here, identified by his long swept-back hair, saffron robe and ceremonial throne, in a discourse setting.2016-12-14A seated man in a rust-orange robe sits on an ornate silver-and-red throne with carved silver armrests, one hand resting on a tall silver trishul staff beside him. Behind him are a silver vessel and a small silver urn on the table. A large crowd of seated devotees fills the hall in front of him, mostly women in saris and men in white and yellow, and an electric fan stands in the foreground. A candidate matching a person by orange robe, long swept-back hair and the throne setting is probable; the figure is seated at a distance and the face is not clearly visible. Over 100 people are visible across the hall, though the count is approximate given the crowd depth.2016-12-15