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A satsang scene in an indoor hall with a dark red curtain behind. A long-haired man in a blue sleeveless top with a red and gold tiger-striped cloth, wearing a beaded rudraksha-style mala, gold armband and necklace, sits on a red-draped seat with his palms open toward the people. In front of him is a red box with small objects. Facing him, a man in a white kurta and orange shawl raises both hands, a woman in a white top and orange shawl stands with palms raised, and a young boy in a dark shirt looks up. Other devotees in orange shawls and white clothes stand behind. A priest in orange with shaved head stands at the right edge. Roughly a dozen people are visible.

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A seated long-haired figure in a blue garment with a gold-trimmed hem, a red and black patterned cloth beneath him, and layered beaded necklaces and bracelets, gestures with open hands toward a group. Before him, a man in white kurta and orange shawl with a lanyard raises both hands upward, and a woman in white top and orange shawl joins with palms raised, while a young boy in a dark shirt stands between them with hands lifted. Behind them, devotees in orange shawls and white clothes stand in a hall with a dark red curtain. A seated devotee with a white tilak on his forehead and orange garment is visible at center. Probable Swamiji is seated at left, identified by long swept-back hair, ornate gold necklaces and jewellery, consistent with the page's account of a satsang.2012-04-20A seated figure with long swept-back dark hair, a blue garment, gold armbands and bracelets, and a beaded gold necklace sits on a red-and-black zebra-striped cushion, gesturing with open hands toward a standing man in a white kurta with an orange shawl and lanyard who raises both arms. Beside him a woman in white with an orange shawl joins her palms, and a small boy in a dark shirt sits in front with hands folded. Behind them, others in orange shawls and a bare-chested man with a white forehead mark watch. A tray of flowers and fruit lies in the foreground. The seated figure has distinctive long hair, ornate gold jewellery and a blue garment, so this is a person candidate in a satsang setting.2012-04-20A seated man with long dark wavy hair, wearing a blue garment with a gold-bordered yellow waistcloth, rudraksha bracelets on his upper arm and wrist, and a long beaded necklace, extends his hands toward a devotee pair. A man in a white shirt with an orange shawl presses palms in namaste, while a woman in white lace top and orange shawl reaches up with her palms raised. A red striped cloth covers the seat. Blurred devotees in orange shawls stand behind in a hall. The seated figure has distinctive long hair, ornate beaded adornments and a blue garment matching the a person candidate cues, but the face-free appearance is uncertain, so the identity is set unsure.2012-04-20Indoor satsang scene with a long-haired man seated on a red tiger-striped cushioned seat at left, wearing a blue sleeveless garment, a gold beaded necklace, a beaded armlet and a gold-tipped staff resting across his lap. Before him a red lacquered tray holds fruit, sweets and rudraksha malas. Two standing devotees on the right wear orange shawls over white clothing, raising their hands with palms open toward him. A young boy in a dark shirt watches in the foreground, and orange-shawled devotees stand in the background against a maroon curtain.2012-04-20April 20 20122012-04-20April 20 20122012-04-20A photograph of a satsang exchange on a stage. On the left, a man with long dark wavy hair, a gold and beaded necklace, beaded bracelets and a blue garment sits facing two participants and gestures with an open hand. In the centre, a bald man in a blue top with a rudraksha-style mala and a name badge raises his hands, and beside him a smiling woman in an orange shawl over a dark patterned blouse, wearing a wristwatch, raises both palms in response. Behind them a man in white with an orange scarf stands and another person sits in the blurred background against a dark red curtain. The seated man is an appearance-based probable Swamiji by his long hair, ornate beaded jewellery and blue garment; the role of the figure remains that of a speaker in a discourse setting.2012-04-20April 20 20122012-04-20A long-haired man seated on a red tiger-striped cushion wears a blue silk garment with a gold-bordered yellow waist cloth and multiple gold and beaded armlets. He extends his arm to hand a small silver-coloured object to a man in a white shirt with an orange shawl, while a young boy and a woman in white with an orange shawl and red hair tie look on. Behind them, devotees in orange shawls and white clothing stand near a red curtain. A red tray holds fruit and small packets in the foreground. The seated figure has distinctive long swept-back hair, gold necklaces and adornments, matching the page's Swamiji cues, so he is the probable Swamiji seated in a teaching or blessing role.2012-04-20A seated woman with long dark curly hair wears a blue blouse, gold waist cord and rudraksha bracelets on her upper arm and wrist, gesturing with raised hands while speaking. Facing her, a man in a white kurta with an orange shawl and a rudraksha mala sits with hands lifted, a red tilak on his forehead. To the right, a woman in a green patterned sari with gold bangles and a child in an orange top listen attentively, one hand raised. Behind them a red curtain and a figure in white and orange.2012-04-20A seated man in an orange robe with long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala sits on a red cushioned seat, eyes closed, one arm extended and a folded white paper in his hand. Gold ornaments and armlets adorn him. Facing him, a devotee in a white shirt with a grey beard and rudraksha beads bends forward with both palms raised toward him, in a blessing or greeting gesture. Behind them stand tall brass oil lamps with a lit flame, and two women in white and orange sit in the background near a window. Swamiji (probable) is the orange-robed figure seated, identified by long swept-back hair, orange robe, and rudraksha mala.2011-02-26April 26 20122012-04-26