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A photo from a Kalpataru darshan event on a golden ornate throne decorated with flower garlands in red, yellow and orange. A long-haired man in an orange-saffron robe sits on red cushions, smiling and reaching to accept an item from devotees. A woman in a yellow-orange sari and a man in a light-blue striped kurta stand before him, with a woman in cream clothing at the right edge, and a pink shopping bag rests on the floor. Red and orange stage backdrops fill the background.

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October 03 20082008-10-03A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gold throne (peetha) with red cushions, its back carved with floral and scroll patterns and decorated with red flowers and yellow marigold garlands. The central figure wears a saffron/orange robe, a red bindi, a long beaded rudraksha-style mala and holds a wooden staff. a person: long swept-back hair and saffron robes with rudraksha mala on a throne. Around the throne, a man in a white shirt and beige trousers bends forward, another man in a white shirt and dark trousers stands at left, a shaved-headed man in saffron clothing stands behind, and a woman in a white top with dark hair in a bun stands at right. A large devotional banner with a portrait is visible behind, along with a flower arrangement at the base of the throne. The scene suggests a darshan or ritual honouring at the throne.2008-10-03July 07 20092009-07-07August 11 20092009-08-11A seated figure in an orange robe sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion and a flower garland draped over its back, under a flower-decorated stage canopy with white daisies and yellow marigold strands. A woman in a red shawl and white sari offers a small object to the seated figure, who reaches out to receive it. To the left, a man in an orange robe stands beside an older woman in a blue-grey shawl and white dhoti-style skirt. A woman in a white sari with a black beaded necklace stands at the right. The red carpet and floral backdrop suggest a ceremonial function. Four physical people are visible.2009-01-26A seated man with long dark hair wears an orange-saffron garment and a red shawl over his shoulder, smiling as he sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushioned upholstery and a golden trident mounted behind it. Garlands of white and orange flowers drape the throne and a vase of flowers sits nearby. A woman in a white sari with gold border bends forward to touch the garment of the seated man, while another woman in white stands at the right edge holding a staff. A young man in an orange robe with a beaded necklace stands at the upper left under a white tent canopy. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long swept-back hair and saffron ornate clothing on a throne, which are the qualifying cues.2009-07-07July 17 20082008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, against a backdrop of yellow and red flower garlands arranged to form a large symbol. The seated person wears a flowing saffron-orange robe with a red bindi, has long dark hair, and smiles while extending a hand to receive a small offering. To the left a woman in a white sari stands beside the throne. Three standing men in white shirts and light trousers approach, one handing over a folded paper. Fruit, a small brass tray and marigold garlands lie near the throne.2009-01-24A photograph of a ceremony on a gold-and-red throne decorated with white and red flower garlands, with a golden trident-like ornament at the top left. A long-haired man in saffron-orange robes, wearing a rudraksha mala and gold necklaces, sits on the throne smiling and reaching toward a tray held by a man in white with an orange shawl. Other attendants in orange and white stand nearby, and a man at the left wears a garland and purple lanyard. The dark backdrop shows painted rock texture and the gold throne frame. a person is seated on the throne as the central figure, with long swept hair, saffron robes, rudraksha mala and gold necklaces, receiving an offering during the Gurupoornima celebration.2009-07-07July 29 20072007-07-29October 18 20102010-10-18 +1 copies