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A smiling man stands barefoot on a red carpet holding a corded handheld microphone, speaking to an audience. He wears a maroon-red cap with a gold band and small gold emblem, a red-brown dhoti and shawl edged with gold stripes, a red bindi, a long rudraksha mala, and gold bangles on his arms. Behind him stands a red and gold throne with golden lion-head armrests and red patterned cushions. Painted deity figures with gold crowns and ornaments flank the throne, and a brass oil lamp stands at the right. The scene is a stage set in a temple-style hall.

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A smiling man stands barefoot on a red carpet in front of a golden throne flanked by carved golden lion figures and painted deity statues. He wears a rust-red cap with a gold band, a rust-red shawl and dhoti with gold borders, a rudraksha mala with a ceremonial gold necklace, and gold armbands, and holds a wired microphone in one hand. a person by appearance-based cues: the rudraksha mala, red and gold ceremonial attire and the throne setting, with the page stating he presents this event. The ornate painted pillars and temple-style backdrop complete the stage.2013-11-26November 26 20132013-11-26November 26 20132013-11-26A standing man in a maroon-red turban with a gold band and a small red bindi speaks at a clear acrylic lectern on a red carpet, in front of a maroon velvet curtain and a painted pastel pillar. He wears a bare-chested maroon-red drape with gold borders wrapped at the waist, a long necklace of rudraksha beads, and gold-coloured armlets and bangles. A headset microphone is attached near his face, and two brass oil lamps stand at left. Probable Swamiji is present, identified by the turban, rudraksha mala, and ceremonial maroon-and-gold clothing while speaking to an audience at a satsang-style discourse.2013-11-26A photograph of a standing figure in a rust-brown and gold-bordered draped robe with a matching rust-coloured turban and red bindi, arms raised with palms open, smiling on a red stage carpet. A rudraksha mala hangs at the chest, and gold-bangled arms are visible. Behind is a large ornate gold throne with golden lion-head armrests, red velvet cushions with zebra-stripe patterns, and a tiger-stripe throne cloth, against deep red velvet drapes. A red mug sits on the throne platform. The figure has distinctive rudraksha and turban cues in a saffron-toned ceremonial robe, consistent with a person appearance, shown in a stage welcome gesture; appearance is uncertain.2013-11-24A standing man in a rust-red and saffron-toned dhoti and shawl with gold borders stands barefoot on a red carpet before an ornate golden throne with lion-carved armrests and red tiger-striped cushions. He wears an orange turban with a white rosette, a white beaded garland, bangles, and a red bindi, and holds his palms raised in a welcoming gesture while smiling. Flanking him are two golden-skinned multi-armed deity murti figures with crowns, holding ceremonial objects, and the ornate painted temple-style stage backdrop includes pink and green columns and a wooden door. Probable Swamiji is shown in this appearance-based presentation with a turban, saffron-toned ceremonial clothing and a garland, standing in the central position of a satsang stage.2013-11-23A seated man in a red-and-maroon robe with gold trim sits on an ornate golden throne with a gold arched backrest and red tiger-striped cushions, flanked by golden lion heads. He wears a maroon head cloth with a gold band and a small gold emblem, a long necklace of rudraksha beads, multiple beaded bracelets, and a red bindi, smiling with a small lapel microphone visible. Behind him stands a painted deity murti with four arms, gold jewellery and a raised hand holding a flame-like object, with a second figure visible at the right edge. The a person cues are the rudraksha mala, the saffron-red ornate robe and the throne setting, so the seated man is a person in person.2013-11-26November 27 20132013-11-27November 26 20132013-11-26November 28 20132013-11-28 +2 copiesNovember 23 20132013-11-23November 23 20132013-11-23 +1 copies