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A photograph inside a white-draped tent at a seated gathering. A figure in a red-orange turban and orange-trimmed robe stands beside a large brown leather throne-style armchair, reaching toward a tray of white flowers and offerings. Around them, many seated people in orange, red and white clothing face the centre; a man in white with a grey beard, a woman with dark hair, and an older man in orange and white sit nearby on red-and-gold chairs. The figure in the turban resembles Swamiji (probable) by a red turban, orange robe and ornate gold necklace, shown as a standing presenter beside the throne rather than seated on it.

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A seated man in a large red-orange turban with a white plume sits on a brown leather throne in front of a seated audience in a white tent. He wears an orange-saffron robe with a gold trim and a heavy gold ceremonial pendant necklace on a beaded chain, and his hands rest on his lap. Around him, devotees in white clothes with orange-red shawls sit in rows on chairs, while women in orange and red saris sit at the front. Red-and-gold chairs line the back of the tent. A small table with flowers and offerings sits near the throne. The scene appears to be a satsang or darshan gathering.2015-10-23May 25 20152015-05-25A photograph of a seated session in a white tent with a large crowd in the foreground. A central figure in a rust-orange robe and matching orange turban sits in a brown leather-upholstered armchair, laughing with a hand raised to the mouth and a snake draped over the armrest. A rudraksha-style beaded mala with a gold-toned clasp hangs at the chest. Attendees in white and orange-red shawls sit on the floor, and additional attendees in orange shawls stand at the left and back. The crowd of white-clad and orange-shawled attendees fills the lower half of the frame.2015-07-15May 25 20152015-05-25May 25 20152015-05-25July 12 20152015-07-12May 26 20152015-05-26A man seated on a brown leather throne-style armchair in a white tent, wearing a red-orange turban, saffron and orange robes, and a long brown rudraksha-style mala, with white ash markings on his arms and a small headset microphone. A silver trident-topped staff stands beside the chair. Dense crowd of seated devotees in white and red-orange shawls surrounds him, with a cameraman visible in the background. Probable Swamiji seated on a throne during satsang, based on the turban, saffron robes and rudraksha mala.2015-05-23May 25 20152015-05-25A seated figure in an ornate brown leather throne chair wears a rust-red turban with a white plume and a red-orange robe with gold trim, a long beaded necklace and a large gold pendant. The figure holds a small cup-like dish near a stack of gold coins or offerings on a black table with an orange cloth draped beside it, while a small microphone is attached near the mouth. Around the throne, seated devotees in red and orange clothing and white garments listen, with a woman in a pink-and-orange sari among them and a bald-headed man in white nearby. Red-cushioned chairs stand under a white tent backdrop.2015-10-23Indoor ritual gathering in a hall with red-and-gold chairs and a draped table in the background. A bare-chested man in a red-orange turban and saffron-yellow cloth, on the right, reaches toward a seated devotee with his hand near the head. Seated participants wear white clothes with red-orange scarves, and a woman with auburn hair in a white top and red scarf watches. On the left, an attendant in red-orange robes holds a silver tray. Other people in white and orange are visible in the background. The image is blurred and the faces are not clear.2015-10-23A seated figure in an orange-red turban with a round gold emblem and a rudraksha mala with ornate gold necklace, wearing a saffron shawl and gold armbands, sits smiling in a large brown leather throne-style chair with carved wooden arms. Before him a large audience of mostly seated devotees, many in white and orange-red shawls, fills the hall. Purple lotus-pattern backdrop panels line the wall behind.2015-05-25