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A seated figure in an orange-red robe and matching red turban sits cross-legged on a throne draped with a striped tiger-skin cloth, in a garden-like stage set. A long beaded mala with large yellow-gold beads hangs on the chest, and gold armlets are visible on the upper arms. Behind him stands a backdrop of a large tree with a gilded deity murti of a seated figure with a crown and attendant gilded figures, surrounded by green plants, vines and rocks. The figure appears to have shaved-cropped hair under the turban and wears a warm smile. The image shows a satsang-style stage with a single seated figure and no visible audience.

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A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped cloth before a golden statue of a deity seated on a green pedestal, backed by a painted jungle of trees and foliage. The figure wears long rudraksha malas and wrist bangles and has a red bindi, with hands resting in the lap. Behind the figure, a golden multi-armed deity murti with a trident and a consort is surrounded by smaller golden figures and green garlands. The setting is a staged forest backdrop, typical of a satsang stage. Swamiji (probable): the figure shows long rudraksha malas, saffron robes and an orange turban, consistent with a presentation of the teacher seated for a satsang.2015-02-21March 03 20152015-03-03 +1 copiesMarch 02 20152015-03-02 +1 copiesA seated man in saffron-orange robes sits cross-legged on a tiger-skin-draped wooden seat at the centre of a lush, staged garden set with green plants, rocks and a painted backdrop of large trees. Behind him stands a gleaming golden statue of a deity with a crown and multiple arms, beside a second golden figure, on a green draped pedestal. The seated man wears a red-orange turban, a rudraksha-style bead mala with gold beads, and gold armlets, with his hands resting in his lap.2015-03-02A seated man in saffron-orange robes and a red head wrap sits on a striped tiger-skin cover on a wooden throne, in a lush garden set with potted plants, leafy vines and rocks. Behind him rises a large golden statue of a multi-armed deity seated with a consort, set against a painted backdrop of tree branches and foliage. The man wears rudraksha mala beads, bangles and an upper-arm band, with his hands raised in front of him. A printed copyright mark is visible at lower right. Swamiji (probable): the seated man has long swept-back hair beneath the red head wrap, saffron robes, rudraksha malas and ornamental armbands, so he is identified as a probable candidate for Swamiji in person.2015-02-21February 27 20152015-02-27A seated man in a saffron-red robe and matching red turban sits cross-legged on a stage in front of a large backdrop of a banyan tree. He wears a long beaded necklace, bangles, and holds his hands in a meditative mudra on his lap. He sits on a raised dais draped in green cloth, with a tiger-striped cloth before him, surrounded by potted plants, leafy greenery and rounded stones. Behind him stands a golden statue of a deity seated on a pedestal, with a smaller golden figure beside it and a bull figure visible at its base. The setting resembles a satsang stage arranged with a forest theme. Rather than a probable identification, the seated figure is best described by role as a teacher or satsang speaker.2015-02-26March 02 20152015-03-02 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in orange-red robes and a red turban on an ornate throne set before a painted jungle-tree backdrop, lush green plants framing him. He wears a rudraksha mala, sits on a tiger-skin cushion and holds his palms raised in a blessing gesture. Pink lotuses lie on the throne, and behind him a golden statue of a deity pair, one figure with multiple arms, stands on a pedestal. Red curtains frame the stage edges and rocks ring the foreground. The visible robed man matches the Swamiji (probable) cues of a red turban, orange robes and rudraksha mala, so the swamiji value is in_person.2015-01-29 +2 copiesMarch 03 20152015-03-03 +1 copiesFebruary 27 20152015-02-27February 24 20152015-02-24 +2 copies