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A standing woman in a rust-orange sari with a matching shoulder wrap speaks into a handheld microphone on a stage draped with deep red curtains. She wears a rudraksha mala, a long beaded necklace, a vibhuti-marked forehead and drop earrings, and raises one hand in a gesture. To her left stands an ornate gold-framed throne with a red cushioned seat. A tripod-mounted video camera stands at centre-right, and a sound speaker is at the right edge. Around the stage, many seated people in white clothes sit on a colourful patterned mat, with some children in white dresses seated at right, facing the stage. Visible setting suggests a satsang or discourse.

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A woman in a rust-orange sari with a rudraksha mala stands on a stage holding a microphone and raising one index finger while speaking. Behind her hang deep red drapes, and a gold-and-red ornate throne-like chair sits at left. A video camera on a tripod and a fan stand near her, with large black speakers at right. Seated in front on colourful mats are many people dressed in white, mostly young students, with some in white and gold clothing, listening attentively in a tent-like hall.2017-04-03A woman in a rust-orange sari with a rudraksha mala and gold necklace stands center stage holding a microphone in one hand and raising two fingers of the other in a gesture while addressing a seated audience. Behind her hangs a deep red curtain, a gold-carved throne stands to her left, and a standing fan and a camera on a tripod are positioned on the stage. The audience sits on the floor in white clothing, most seen from behind, with an older person in white among them.2017-04-03April 03 20172017-04-03April 03 20172017-04-03April 03 20172017-04-03A woman in a rust-red sari and dark beaded rudraksha-style mala stands at left holding a microphone and gesturing with one hand while addressing a seated audience. Behind her hang red drapes beneath a white tent canopy, with black speakers on stands and equipment cases on a table. Many participants sit cross-legged on mats in white and cream traditional clothes, some with gold borders, facing her. Gold-painted poles divide the seating area, and a raised stage edge is visible at right.2017-04-03April 03 20172017-04-03April 03 20172017-04-03May 18 20172017-05-18May 18 20172017-05-18April 03 20172017-04-03April 03 20172017-04-03