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A seated figure in an orange saffron robe sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushioned seat, beneath a gold canopy hung with white flower strings. The throne is framed by garlands of yellow, orange and red marigolds, with white jasmine draped along its base. He wears a saffron head wrap, a beaded mala and a flower garland, and holds his hands together in front of his chest as he speaks. A microphone stands to his right, flowers sit on side tables, and a black curtain forms the backdrop.

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December 27 20082008-12-27December 27 20082008-12-27December 27 20082008-12-27A seated figure on an ornate golden throne (peetha) with a red cushioned seat and a gilded canopy topped with white flower strands, set before a dark draped curtain on a stage. The seated person wears an orange saffron robe and a white flower garland, with a red floral bouquet held in the lap, and a small orange head covering. Floral arrangements in red and yellow flank the throne and a microphone stand stands at the right. Appearance-based label: a person, presenting satsang seated in a satsang setting. Two dress or garland details tie to this figure: the saffron robe and white garland. The throne is gold with red velvet cushions and a marigold garland drapes its top.2008-12-27A seated figure sits on an ornate gilded throne with red cushioned armrests, under a gold canopy hung with white flower strands. The throne is framed by a green, yellow and red marigold garland and white floral drapes, with red flower arrangements on side tables. The person wears a saffron-orange robe, a white and orange garland, a gold necklace and a light headwrap, and holds a microphone stand nearby. A black curtain forms the backdrop of the stage. a person is seated on the throne, identified by the established role of the ceremonial seat and the orange robe and gold ornaments, giving a discourse at a satsang setting.2008-12-27 +1 copiesA seated person in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushioned seat, beneath a gold canopy with hanging white jasmine strands. The throne is framed by garlands of yellow, orange and green flowers and a dark stage curtain behind. The person wears a white flower garland, a rudraksha-style bead necklace, a turban-like headwrap, and holds hands together in lap. A microphone stand is at right and flower arrangements sit beside the throne.2008-12-27December 27 20082008-12-27A seated figure in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne with a red velvet seat and a canopy of white flowers and gold trim. A white floral garland and a rudraksha mala are draped over the chest, and a saffron head wrap is worn. Gold and red garlands frame the throne, with flower arrangements on either side and a microphone stand in front against a dark draped backdrop. a person seated in a satsang setting.2008-12-27A seated figure in saffron-orange robes sits with palms pressed together in namaste on a large ornate gilded throne with red cushions and a gilded canopy hung with white flower strands. A garland of white and orange flowers drapes the figure's neck and a rudraksha-style mala is visible. Yellow and red marigold garlands wrap the throne's back and base, with white floral swags along the front. A microphone stands beside the throne and vases of flowers flank it against a dark draped curtain on a stage. The figure matches the appearance cues of the a person candidate, so this is probable and the person is physically present; the scene shows a satsang on stage.2008-12-27A seated man on an ornate golden throne (peetha) with a gilded canopy and carved lion-shaped armrests, draped in marigold and white jasmine garlands with red flower accents. He wears an orange-saffron robe with gold border, a saffron head wrap, a rudraksha mala and a white flower garland around his neck, and sits with arms resting on the armrests. A microphone stand stands to his side, with potted flowers flanking the throne against a black drape backdrop. The man is a person by appearance cues (saffron robe, rudraksha mala, ceremonial throne), presented as a satsang speaker on a stage.2008-12-27 +1 copiesDecember 27 20082008-12-27December 27 20082008-12-27 +1 copies