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Two saffron-robed figures sit on ornate red and gold thrones in a bright indoor hall, with a red and blue backdrop behind them. On the left, a figure in an orange robe, orange turban, rudraksha malas and raised right hand sits on a gold lion-armed throne; the image appears to be a statue or wax figure rather than a living person. On the right, a smiling man in an orange-saffron robe with a gold chest necklace, gold armbands, a red tilak on his forehead and a smartphone raised to his ear sits on a red velvet throne draped with a tiger-striped cloth. A gold footstool lies in front and microphones are visible at the lower right. Printed copyright text appears at lower right.

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A seated speaker in saffron-orange robes with a red bindi, rudraksha malas and a large ornate pendant sits on a red velvet throne with gold lion-head armrests, gesturing with open hands during a talk. To the left, a life-size saffron-robed statue with an orange turban and raised hand sits on a gilded throne. Brass oil lamps and a silver tray with flowers and offerings sit before the thrones, with a painted forest backdrop and a deity mural at right.2013-01-05January 05 20132013-01-05September 17 20122012-09-17October 14 20122012-10-14January 05 20132013-01-05A seated man in saffron-orange robes with a red tilak on his forehead sits on a red velvet throne with gold carved frame, gesturing with both hands while speaking. He wears a long rudraksha mala, a gold pendant and gold chain, and bangles. Beside him to the left is a life-size statue in matching saffron robes and orange turban, seated on a gold throne with hand raised in blessing. Gold lion-form armrests, brass oil lamps and a backdrop of a banyan tree surround them. Two people are visible.2013-01-05A seated man in orange-saffron robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on an ornate gilded throne with red velvet cushions and a tiger-striped cloth. He raises his right hand in a blessing gesture and wears a long beaded mala and ornamental necklaces. Beside the throne stands a gilded lion-figure pillar and a decorated gold-and-red palanquin or deity seat draped with red and orange flower garlands, against a deep red velvet curtain on a red carpet.2015-09-09January 05 20132013-01-05A seated man in orange robes with rudraksha malas and a gold chain sits on a red velvet throne flanked by golden lion figures, smiling and gesturing with one hand while speaking into a microphone. A life-size wax-like figure in matching orange robes and orange turban sits on a gold throne at left, one hand raised in blessing. Behind them is a backdrop of a banyan tree and an ornate temple gateway with deity murti, and brass lamps and a kalasha stand in the centre. Photo appears to be from a satsang discourse hall setting.2013-01-05September 16 20122012-09-16A seated man in saffron-orange robes sits on a red velvet throne with gold lion-head armrests, wearing a rudraksha mala and a large pendant with gold ornaments, with a white and red forehead mark. To the left, a lifelike orange-robed statue with long hair and a rudraksha mala raises its right hand in blessing on an ornate gold throne. Behind them stand brass oil lamps with rooster finials and a painted backdrop of a large banyan tree. a person: the seated man in orange with a rudraksha mala, gold pendant and forehead mark is a candidate for a person, based on his saffron attire and ornate ceremonial adornments.2013-01-05A seated figure sits on an ornate gilded throne with a deep red cushion, wearing a saffron-orange turban, saffron-orange robes draped over the shoulders, a heavy gold bead necklace, gold bangles and a small red bindi. A headset microphone is at the face and a small device rests on the lap. To the left stands a painted deity statue with four arms, adorned with yellow and red flower garlands and gold ornaments, holding a flame-like object. Swamiji (probable) is shown seated in a satsang or discourse setting, with the orange turban, saffron robes and gold necklace as the distinguishing cues.2011-12-11