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A man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with carved gilt scrollwork and a garland of green, yellow, red and white flowers across its back. He wears a long rudraksha-style bead necklace and gestures with both open hands while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Two vases of pink and purple flowers flank the throne, and a painted orange-brown backdrop with stylised lotus-like shapes fills the background. A gilded footrest bears Sanskrit lettering.

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December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02 +2 copiesA smiling man with long dark hair sits on an ornate gilded throne decorated with a large arrangement of yellow marigolds, red and purple flowers, white blossoms and green leaves. He wears an orange turban with a red mark at the forehead, an orange silk robe with gold edging, a gold ceremonial necklace of large beads and bracelets on his arms, and holds his arms outstretched. A small microphone is attached near his face. The throne has carved lion-like supports and a gold footstool with flower petals on the seat. Behind the throne rises a gold ornamental backdrop. Swamiji (probable) is shown seated in a celebratory setting, with an orange turban, long hair, saffron robes and gold necklace.2011-12-20December 02 20092009-12-02November 18 20112011-11-18 +1 copiesA man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a large gold-carved backrest, speaking with his right hand raised and open. He wears a long rudraksha mala with a gold-toned bead necklace and has long hair. Garlands of yellow, red, white and green flowers drape the throne back, with pink and white flower arrangements in brass vases on either side. A microphone stand is in front, and an orange-brown painted backdrop with a stylised lotus-like motif fills the background. Swamiji (probable), seated on the throne as speaker, matching the long hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and gold necklace cues.2009-12-02A seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange head wrap sits on an ornate gold throne with a carved backrest decorated with green, yellow, white and red garlands. He wears a long orange-beaded rudraksha-style mala and a red-brown tilak on his forehead, with hands resting on the armrests before a microphone stand. Pink and purple flowers in brass vases flank the throne, and water bottles sit on the white platform. Behind him a large painted backdrop shows a brown bull-like figure in red and orange tones. The gold base carries a Sanskrit inscription. A logo and partial text overlay the image corners. Probable Swamiji seated on the throne, identified by orange robes, rudraksha mala, and his distinctive long swept-back hair, with a ceremonial crown-like throne setting.2009-12-02 +2 copiesA seated man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban speaks into a microphone on a golden ornate throne decorated with a green, yellow and red floral garland. He wears a multi-strand rudraksha-style mala with bead necklaces and raises one hand in an address gesture. Pink and purple flowers stand in vases on both sides of the throne, and a golden lion-shaped base supports the dais; the backdrop is an orange painted wall. Probable Swamiji seated in a discourse setting, consistent with the Inner Awakening program, with appearance cues of orange turban, saffron robes and ornate throne.2009-12-02A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a carved, gilded back and armrests. He wears an orange bare-chested drape with a gold-bordered edge, orange lower garments, and a heavy gold bead necklace. He raises one hand in an explanatory gesture while speaking into a microphone on a stand. Pink and white flowers rest on the gilded base of the throne. Probable Swamiji cues: long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and ceremonial gold beads on a throne, with a microphone for a discourse.2011-01-29