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A photograph of a seated teacher in a large brown leather armchair at an indoor satsang hall with red carpet. He wears a rust-orange garment, a rudraksha mala, a long gold-beaded necklace with a gold pendant, and a headset microphone, and he smiles while extending two ripe fruits, possibly mangoes, toward a seated woman with a yellow flower in her hair. Around them sit devotees in white clothes and orange-trimmed attire, including a man with a white shirt and orange lanyard, and a woman with a red bindi. Water bottles and a small white flower rest on the carpet. Seated devotees on the carpet number roughly six to twenty.

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A photo of a satsang gathering in a red-walled hall. A man seated in a brown leather throne-style chair smiles with hands clasped in his lap. He wears a saffron-orange dhoti-style garment, a long rudraksha-style mala of golden beads, a gold pendant, and a vibhuti/tilak mark on his forehead. Around him, seated devotees in white clothing with orange-red shawls and conference lanyards listen attentively. Some wear white saris with gold borders and orange sashes, and several have yellow or red tilaks on their foreheads. Orange cloth covers the low table in front, and framed photos hang on the red wall behind. Many faces are visible in the audience, and a bald man in a grey shawl sits at the upper left. +1 copiesOctober 25 20152015-10-25A seated man in an orange-brown robe with yellow trim sits on an ornate brown leather throne-style chair during a satsang gathering. He wears a long rudraksha mala and a gold pendant, has a small headset microphone, and gestures with one raised hand while speaking. Around him are devotees in white clothing with orange and saffron shawls and orange lanyards, seated on red chairs in a hall with a white-draped table in the background. A gold-colored staff stands beside the throne. a person: the seated speaker wears a rudraksha mala, a gold pendant and saffron-orange robes, which are the qualifying cues.2015-10-11May 24 20152015-05-24Photo from an indoor assembly hall with wooden panelled walls. A seated figure in a brown-orange cloth, with long rudraksha malas and gold bangles, sits in a large brown leather throne-style chair with a bright smile, receiving red apples from a kneeling devotee in a striped shirt at left. A standing man in white ritual clothes and a rudraksha mala on the right holds a white bowl of red apples. A man in saffron robes stands at the upper right, and a silver staff with a finial is visible at left. Seated audience members in front of the stage, many in orange lanyards, look on. Watermarked copyright text appears in the lower right corner.2015-12-16A seated man in an ornate brown wooden armchair smiles while gesturing with his right hand during a gathering. He wears an orange-saffron dhoti and shawl, a heavy beaded rudraksha-style mala with a gold pendant, and a bracelet. A white teacup and saucer sit on a small table beside him. Around him, seated attendees in white and orange clothing, some in the foreground with their backs to the camera, listen in a hall with red-and-gold patterned wall art behind. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha mala and gold pendant suggest the Swamiji presence, shown in a teaching or satsang setting.2015-10-25July 16 20152015-07-16February 17 20162016-02-17 +1 copiesA seated teacher in a dark red robe with a rudraksha mala and a gold-toned necklace sits in a brown leather throne, gesturing with one raised hand while speaking. Around him a large seated audience fills a bright hall: many wear white with red or orange shawls, and a shaved-headed devotee in orange sits in front of a small table with a water bottle and offerings. A man in white with a red shawl stands near the left wall, and a wall portrait with red and gold lettering hangs in the background. a person: the seated teacher wears a dark red robe, a rudraksha mala and a gold-toned necklace, and is the central speaker on the throne, consistent with a discourse setting.2016-02-17July 16 20152015-07-16July 10 20152015-07-10October 18 20152015-10-18