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A standing man in an orange robe and leopard-print lower garment holds a silver trident and stands beside an empty brown leather throne-style chair in a hall. He wears a tall black hair bun, a rudraksha mala, and gold bangles and a gold necklace. Seated and standing attendees in orange and white lanyards face him, with a microphone on a stand in front. The wall behind shows a red banner.

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A standing figure in orange robes and a leopard-print lower garment stands beside a brown leather throne-style chair in a hall filled with seated and standing attendees. The figure wears a tall dark swept-up hairstyle, a red-orange bindi, a long rudraksha mala with a golden pendant, gold bangles and a gold necklace, and holds a ceremonial silver trident-like staff. A microphone stand stands nearby. Audience members in orange, white and red lanyards sit and stand behind, some with hands folded. a person is the central figure, appearing as a presiding guru, his cues being the swept-up hair, saffron robes, rudraksha mala and ornate gold ornaments.2015-12-10December 10 20152015-12-10A figure with swept-up black hair and a red bindi stands centre-left in an orange top, a long rudraksha mala, gold bangles and a leopard-print wrap, holding a silver ceremonial sword upright. Beside him a large brown leather throne-style chair stands empty. A seated and standing audience in white, orange and saffron lanyards fills a beige hall, with microphones on a stand at right and a red banner on the wall behind. Appearance-based label: a person, with the sword, mala and orange clothing as cues; the photo is from a Mandala Process session.2015-12-10A standing figure beside a carved wooden throne with an orange cushion addresses a seated audience in a hall. He wears a large dark swept-back hair crown, an orange saffron garment over the shoulder, layered rudraksha malas, a gold pendant, gold bangles and a leopard-print lower wrap, and holds a silver trident. Swamiji (probable): the crown, rudraksha malas, saffron garment and ornate gold cues match the page's claim. Rows of seated devotees in the foreground and background, many in orange and red, face him.2015-12-10December 10 20152015-12-10December 10 20152015-12-10December 10 20152015-12-10December 10 20152015-12-10December 09 20152015-12-09A standing man in an orange-saffron garment with a leopard-print wrap around his waist holds a silver trident with his right hand over his shoulder. He wears a long mala of rudraksha beads, a gold necklace, beaded red bracelets, and a yellow-and-red forehead marking, with long swept-back dark hair. He stands on a wooden chair in front of a seated audience of about 20 people in white, orange and lavender clothes, some with lanyards. A microphone stand is at the right and a red framed picture hangs on the wall behind.2015-12-09A standing man in an orange-saffron robe and a leopard-print lower wrap holds a silver trident upright beside an ornate carved wooden throne-like chair, eyes closed. He wears a black hair bun with a red and yellow tilak on his forehead, multiple rudraksha-style beaded malas and a gold pendant, and gold bangles on his wrists and upper arm. Seated and standing devotees fill the hall in front of him, several with hands folded in anjali, some in orange and yellow clothing. A speaker stand and a small overhead speaker are visible in the background.2015-12-10December 10 20152015-12-10