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A satsang hall where a man in a seated throne-like golden chair, wearing rust-red robes and long hair with rudraksha malas, speaks while a golden trident stands beside him. Audience members in orange and saffron clothing sit on white chairs and floor cushions, many wearing black blindfolds. Some in front wear white and orange, and a tripod microphone stands near the speaker. The setting has dark wood panels and a gold-framed lantern on the wall.

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A satsang hall with a seated teacher on a gold-trimmed brown throne at the centre, wearing a rust-red robe, a long rudraksha mala and a gold necklace, with one hand raised in discourse. A gold trident stands at left and a white screen behind. Seated rows of devotees fill the floor and white chairs: women in saffron and orange saris, some with dark blindfolds, a woman in red at left, and men in white and orange. A tall gold trident stands near the front, and the seated group occupies most of the frame. Swamiji (probable): the central seated teacher wears a long rudraksha mala and gold necklace with long swept-back hair, matching the page's satsang context.2016-06-30June 30 20162016-06-30Photograph of a satsang hall where a bare-chested man with long dark hair, a red-brown shawl draped over his shoulders and a red tilak on his forehead sits on an ornate gold throne with carved lion-head armrests, one hand raised to his face, smiling. Beside him stands a tall silver trident. Around him, rows of seated devotees wear saffron and orange saris and robes, white garments, and some wear black blindfolds. A white-clothed woman stands near the throne. Golden-brown carpet covers the floor and a projection screen is behind.2016-06-30A photograph of a satsang hall where a man with long dark hair, a rudraksha mala and a saffron-red shawl sits on a gilded throne with lion-head armrests, one hand raised in discourse. A tall golden trident stands to the left. Around him, many seated devotees wear orange and saffron robes and white clothing, some with blindfolds or eye coverings, and water bottles sit on a low table. A white projection screen and wooden wall panels form the backdrop. The person on the throne shows an appearance-based probable Swamiji profile through his long hair, rudraksha mala and saffron shawl, while the printed page names him in the caption.2016-06-30A satsang hall with a seated man in a golden ornate throne with a brown leather back, wearing a rust-red robe, long swept-back hair and a red tilak on his forehead, gesturing with both hands while speaking to a seated audience. A tall golden trident stands to the left of the throne. Audience members in orange and saffron robes, white dresses and red-and-white garments sit on the floor and in white chairs, some clapping.2016-06-30September 30 20162016-09-30June 30 20162016-06-30A satsang hall where a man with long dark hair, wearing a rust-red robe and a long rudraksha-style necklace, sits on an ornate gold-and-brown throne with a gold lion-head armrest, holding a small stick. A tall golden trident stands beside the throne. Around him, seated devotees in orange and saffron saris and robes, many with white garments and red-orange shawls, fill rows of white chairs. A white screen and gold panel are on the wall behind. The man's presentation and appearance are consistent with a candidate match, but the face and clothing cues are only partly distinctive, so identity is uncertain.2016-06-30June 30 20162016-06-30December 29 20142014-12-29June 30 20162016-06-30Photograph of a seated figure on an ornate brown throne-style chair in a hall with patterned gold wallpaper, facing a large seated audience. The central figure wears an orange-red turban, a gold-and-beads necklace and a patterned orange garment, with hands raised in a mudra. A tall golden trident stands beside the chair, and a small table holds a microphone and a steel tumbler. Most of the audience wear white or orange-red clothing and orange shawls, with several holding microphones and some people standing at the back.2015-07-12