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A stage performance in front of a blue backdrop under a row of stage lights with an orange and red valance. A central figure is seated on an ornate gold and red throne, wearing a crown, a maroon robe, layered beaded necklaces and a white garland, raising one hand in greeting. A woman in red sits on a smaller throne to the left wearing a blindfold and a red garment with a mala, holding a microphone. Another blindfolded woman in red sits on a throne to the right, holding a small book, while a woman in a white sari bends toward her. A man in white dhoti and shirt stands at the left holding papers, and a young woman in a maroon sari holds a microphone at the right. The stage is edged with green matting and a small wooden object sits in front of the central throne.

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May 10 20172017-05-10Stage event with a seated figure on an ornate gold throne with red cushion, wearing a crown, long dark hair, multiple white and red beaded malas and a large ceremonial necklace, and a maroon garment. A woman in a maroon sari holds a microphone and gestures toward a girl in orange robes seated on a red chair who is tying or adjusting a thread on her wrist. Three more girls in orange robes with rudraksha malas stand or sit on the stage, and two men in white dhotis stand nearby, one seated on the edge of the platform. Green carpeted stage with a dark blue backdrop and stage lights above.2017-05-10Stage event with a green-edged platform in front of a dark blue backdrop and a red-and-orange drape at left. On the right, an ornate gold throne with a red seat holds a figure in a saffron-orange robe, a crown-like headpiece, layered beaded necklaces and a rudraksha-style mala; the figure appears to be a statue or mannequin with a painted face. A black-blindfolded young person in orange-red robes sits on a smaller throne to the centre-left and another blindfolded child in orange-red sits at far right. A woman in a dark red sari holds a microphone and a yellow folder, while a man in white dhoti and shirt holds a microphone beside a man in white clothes with a clipboard at far left.2017-05-10July 01 20152015-07-01December 17 20162016-12-17October 26 20152015-10-26Photograph of a stage at a KAILASA event with a red-carpeted platform and a cosmic nebula backdrop. Four young women sit on ornate gold-coloured thrones with lion-head armrests. The second from left, in a cream and gold dress, holds a microphone and gestures while speaking; the others, in teal, green and magenta silk saris and garlands, listen. On the far right, a woman in a white and teal sari wears a rudraksha mala and holds a microphone. A printed portrait on the backdrop shows a saffron-robed figure with a rudraksha mala and a trident raising a hand, labelled as a portrait, not a physical person. A trident stands on the far left beside a dark stone statue, and a partial figure in orange is at the left edge.2016-12-17December 01 20162016-12-01May 10 20172017-05-10A photograph inside a red-and-gold tented ceremonial hall on a red carpet. On the left, a seated figure in saffron-red robes, with long dark hair, a crown-like headdress, layered floral garlands and a gold necklace, sits on a gold throne draped with a tiger-striped cloth and red cushions; this seated figure is a probable Swamiji by appearance and ceremonial cues. A woman in a white dhoti-style sari with a red shawl bends forward with folded hands before him, while a woman in a yellow sari and a man in white with a red shawl stand nearby. Floral garlands hang from a gold-wrapped pillar, and a gold deity figure with a trident stands at the right edge beside a red curtain.2016-05-24A photograph of an outdoor stage event with a dark backdrop, green stage edge and orange-and-yellow draped awning. Beside him, a young woman in a maroon sari holds a microphone and a small card. Two young women in orange-red dresses with rudraksha malas sit on red-cushioned seats, one leaning forward. A man in white dhoti and shirt stands at left, and another man in white dhoti stands at right facing the stage. Two empty gold-framed chairs flank the central throne.2017-05-10October 26 20152015-10-26