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A man seated on a throne heavily decorated with bands of yellow, red and white marigold and jasmine garlands, with green foliage, speaks while seated. He wears an orange-saffron robe, a multi-strand gold necklace, a pink, yellow and blue flower garland draped across his chest, gold armlets and a white vibhuti-style forehead mark with a red dot. A small microphone is attached near his face. A tiger-striped cloth and red cushion rest on the throne, with red drapes behind. A man on a throne with flower garlands, orange robe and gold necklaces, appearing to give a talk in a satsang setting. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, orange robe, rudraksha-style gold ornaments and ceremonial garlands, seated on a throne as the speaker.

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A seated man on a red-upholstered throne is framed by a rounded backdrop of garlands in yellow marigold, red, white and green foliage. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his shoulders and a rudraksha-style gold and bead necklace, with a pink, yellow and teal flower garland around his neck. He has a white tripundra and red bindi on his forehead, long swept-back hair, and a small microphone, and his hands rest on the armrests as he speaks. Fabric panels with pink and purple tones hang behind him. Probable Swamiji: the long hair, saffron clothing, rudraksha-style beads and ceremonial gold necklace suggest Paramahamsa Nithyananda seated for a satsang discourse.2012-09-23A man seated on a red throne decorated with bands of yellow, red and white flower garlands, sitting with hands resting on the red-cushioned armrests. He wears an orange-brown robe, a long pink, yellow and teal flower garland, multiple rudraksha bead bracelets and a heavy gold-toned necklace with rudraksha-style beads. A red bindi and white vibhuti marks show on his forehead, and a small microphone is clipped near his face. Red drapery and floral arrangements fill the background. a person figure, seated in a satsang setting as a teacher.2012-09-23September 23 20122012-09-23A man with long dark hair sits on a red throne decorated with bands of yellow, red and white flowers and green leaves, in front of red draped curtains. He wears an orange-saffron cloth draped over his body, a pink, yellow and teal flower garland, layered gold necklaces, and a gold-coloured bangle-style armlet with beads on each arm. A white sandalwood mark with a red dot is on his forehead, and a small clip-on microphone is attached near his face. Swamiji (probable): long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and ornate gold necklaces, seated on the throne as a speaker. Hands rest on the armrests as he looks ahead during a satsang setting.2012-09-23September 23 20122012-09-23A man seated on a richly decorated red throne covered with fresh flower garlands in yellow marigold, red, white and pink, with green leaves and a pink-and-teal garland draped over his shoulders. He wears an orange-brown ochre robe, heavy gold ceremonial necklaces with bead strands, bangles on his wrists and armlets, and has a white forehead marking with a red dot. His right hand is raised near his face and he gazes to the side. Behind him are pink lilies and a red-and-white checkered backdrop, with a gold deity murti partly visible at top right. This appears to be a satsang setting. a person, seated in the ochre robe and golden ornaments, is the central figure.2012-09-23A man seated on an ornately decorated throne, its arch framed with yellow, red and white marigold garlands and green leaves, against a red and magenta backdrop. He wears an orange-brown robe, a dark tulsi-like tilak on his forehead, a long multi-coloured flower garland in pink, teal and red, and heavy gold beaded necklaces, with gold armbands and a headset microphone. His hands rest on red cushioned armrests draped with a patterned cloth. This appears to be a discourse setting; the seated figure is an appearance-based probable Swamiji, identified by swept long hair, saffron-orange robe, rudraksha-style gold beads and ceremonial garlands.2012-09-23September 23 20122012-09-23 +1 copiesMay 26 20152015-05-26 +1 copiesSeptember 23 20122012-09-23January 01 20122012-01-01January 1st 2013