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A seated person in a large brown leather throne-style chair at a hall event, wearing a thick yellow marigold garland, layered rudraksha malas, a red-orange wrap and a gold pendant necklace, with a yellow flower in dark swept-back hair and a tilak mark on the forehead. Their hands rest open on the armrests as they speak. Behind them, a seated audience in casual clothes, some with hands raised behind their heads, fills the room. a person is shown here by the saffron wrap, rudraksha malas and garland cues.

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December 18 20152015-12-18A smiling person seated in a brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden trim, wearing a large yellow marigold garland and multiple strands of rudraksha beads, a saffron-red robe, and a dark hair bun with a yellow flower. Behind them an audience sits in a hall, including a woman in pink at left and a woman with arms raised at right. Swamiji (probable): the long swept-back hair, ornate rudraksha malas, saffron robe and marigold garland match the appearance cues for Swamiji, seated on a throne in a satsang setting.2015-12-15 +1 copiesA man seated on a brown leather armchair with carved wooden armrests speaks to a large audience during a question and answer session. He wears a long dark-hair style, a deep orange-red robe, a long necklace of dark brown rudraksha beads, and a thick garland of yellow marigolds. A small gold pendant hangs at his chest and he holds his right hand up in a gesture of explanation. Behind him, rows of seated attendees in varied dress watch attentively, and a woman in white with a rudraksha mala sits at the right edge. Swamiji (probable): a seated figure with long swept-back hair, saffron-orange robe, rudraksha mala and marigold garland, presiding over the session.2015-12-15A man with long swept-back dark hair sits in a large carved brown leather throne-style armchair on a stage, speaking with one hand raised. He wears a saffron-orange robe, a thick rudraksha mala, a long yellow-orange marigold garland, and a small gold pendant. A microphone is clipped near his mouth. Audience members sit in front of him, several in saffron and orange clothing, and a wooden-panelled wall forms the background. Swamiji (probable) appears as the seated speaker, with cues including long swept-back hair, saffron robe, rudraksha mala and garland.2015-12-15A seated speaker in a large ornate brown leather armchair with carved wooden arms addresses a seated audience. He wears a rust-orange wrap and dhoti, a long mala of large brown rudraksha beads, a thick garland of yellow marigolds, a pendant necklace and a small red bindi, and his long dark hair is swept up high. He has a small headset microphone and gestures with his open hands. Behind and around him, audience members sit in rows, with an orange-clad person and a woman in white visible among them.2015-12-15December 18 20152015-12-18A man seated in an ornate brown leather throne-style armchair with carved wooden arms, wearing a saffron-orange robe, a long rudraksha mala across his chest, and a thick yellow marigold garland. He has a tilak mark on his forehead, a small clip-on microphone at his cheek, and dark hair swept up in a sculpted style, smiling as he speaks to an audience. Rows of seated attendees fill the foreground and background, many in colourful clothing, with a wooden-panelled hall behind.2015-12-15December 18 20152015-12-18 +1 copiesA seated man in saffron-red robes sits in an ornate carved wooden armchair with brown leather upholstery, speaking into a small headset microphone with his hands extended outward. He has long, swept-back dark hair under a crown-like headpiece, a red-orange bindi on his forehead, a gold pendant on a gold chain, and a thick rudraksha mala with a large bead garland of yellow marigolds draped over his shoulders. Behind him, a seated audience of about twenty to thirty people, many in colourful clothing, listens attentively in a dim hall. The appearance is consistent with the a person candidate: a seated spiritual teacher giving a satsang or Q&A session.2015-12-18December 18 20152015-12-18December 18 20152015-12-18December 18 20152015-12-18