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Night stage event with red carpet and potted palms. Three seated men in white clothes sit on white-draped chairs in the foreground: a man in a white shirt at left, a man in a grey cap and white dhoti with glasses in the centre, and a bearded man in white. Behind them, a robed figure in saffron-orange cloth with a saffron turban sits with a microphone on a stand. A striped orange and white pillar and stage lights frame the scene, with a crowd visible at the bottom edge. The attendees' roles are not evident beyond their seating on stage.

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November 24 20062006-11-24Indoor photo in a dim hall with pale walls. Three men sit on white plastic chairs. The man on the left is shaved-headed, wears an orange robe, a gold-coloured beaded necklace and white tilak marks, and looks toward the centre. The man in the middle wears white clothes with an orange shawl over his shoulder, speaks into a microphone on a stand, and gestures with his hands. The man on the right wears white and sits behind them. A white-covered table stands at left and a fan is visible in the background. No clear identification of the speaker is made from appearance.2007-08-26December 22 20062006-12-22January 2002 Convention at Odukkathur mutt2003 -Glimpses From Various Programs2002-01-01November 24 20062006-11-24February 12 20062006-02-12July 19 20152015-07-19 +1 copiesSix people sit in white plastic chairs on a low stage in front of a black curtain, with a brass wall hanging at upper right. From left: a young man in white dhoti and shirt with a gold border, a young man in white kurta with an orange shawl and dhoti-style red border, a woman in an orange sari with a white tilak on her forehead and a rudraksha mala, a man in white shirt and dhoti with a rudraksha mala and a name badge, a woman in an orange shawl holding a microphone, and a man in white shirt and trousers with a badge speaking. Green cables run across the floor and a small speaker sits at lower left.2006-10-08A satsang gathering on a stage with a deep blue cosmic backdrop. In the foreground, a white-haired man with glasses and a tilak wears white dhoti and an orange shawl with white flower garlands, seated on a white sofa. Beside him, a man in white kurta with an orange shawl and flower garlands gestures with open hands toward a microphone on a stand. On a golden throne behind them sits a figure in orange robes and an orange turban with a red-and-white garland, appearing to be a central honoured presence; a second person in orange sits beside the throne. To the right, several sannyasis in saffron robes with white garlands sit in a row, some bearded. A red-patterned rug lies on the floor with scattered flower petals, and a purple curtain frames the back of the stage. a person (appearance-based: orange turban and saffron robes on the central throne, with ornate golden seating), but identity is uncertain. Five or more people are visible.2015-07-19Photograph of a seated panel on a stage at an indoor convention hall with dark blue drapes. In the centre, a man in an orange saffron robe and an orange turban sits on a red throne-style chair with white lace trim, holding a small white object. To his right, a bearded man in white clothes and glasses sits in a red plastic chair. To the left, two men in white shirts and dhotis sit beside a microphone stand and a table with a brass lamp and yellow flower garland. Behind them a framed portrait of a saint in a garland, with orange marigold flowers, is displayed inside an ornate golden frame. Four people are visible.A stage with five men seated in orange-cushioned armchairs before a microphone stand. A large banyan tree backdrop and a red-lit temple pillar projection fill the background. From left: a man in orange robes and glasses, a man in white cap with a pink and red shawl, a man in cream robes at centre, a man in pink and cream robes with a bare foot, and a man in orange robes with an orange turban at right, resting his chin on his hand. A water bottle sits on a small table at right. a person cues are not clearly established for any individual, so no identification is made.2009-12-11