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A seated man sits cross-legged on a red cushioned dais before a gold ornate throne with a crescent moon finial, flanked by two gilded deity statues with garlands. He wears a tall black turban with a crescent ornament, white forehead markings and a red bindi, multiple rudraksha mala strands across his bare chest, and a leopard-print waist cloth with rust-orange lower wrap. His right hand is raised in a mudra and a microphone stands at his side. Purple draped curtains and a gold tray with offerings complete the setting.

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KAILASA RIO GRANDE DO SUL, BRAZIL on 2/20/20212021-02-20Photo 66781792021-02-20A seated man on a gold-carved throne with a red cushion, raising one hand in a teaching gesture. He wears a tall black turban with a crescent emblem, white forehead markings with a red bindi, layered rudraksha malas, a leopard-print waist cloth and rust-orange lower garment, and is bare-chested. A microphone stands at his side. Golden standing deities flank him on either side, one holding a veena, decorated with white and multicoloured garlands. A brass tray stands at the left and gold-and-purple drapery fills the background. Appearance-based candidate: a person, seated in the role of teacher on the throne.2021-03-01March 02 20212021-03-02March 01 20212021-03-01A seated man sits cross-legged on a golden throne (peetha) before a gold-draped curtain, bare-chested and gesturing with his right hand while speaking into a microphone on a stand. He wears a large dark turban, a white forehead marking, layered rudraksha malas, a large ornate gold pendant, and a leopard-print lower wrap over red cloth. Golden standing figures flank him: a deity murti on the left holding a lotus-like hand gesture, and a goddess murti on the right playing a veena. A golden plate and ornate golden parasols frame the throne. Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure, shown in person, with cues of a turban, rudraksha malas and ornate gold necklace.2021-03-24A seated man in a black turban with a crescent emblem and a red bindi on a white forehead marking sits cross-legged on a gold throne (peetha) against draped orange and purple fabric. He wears bare-chested with layered rudraksha malas, an ornate gold pendant necklace, a leopard-print waist cloth and rust-orange dhoti, and raises one hand in a teaching gesture while smiling. Flanking him are golden deity murti statues, a gold kalasha-style lamp stand and gold ceremonial staffs with crescent finials, with a microphone on a stand before him. Probable Swamiji by appearance cues: black turban, rudraksha malas, ceremonial gold necklace and ornate throne setting.2021-03-02March 17 20212021-03-17March 02 20212021-03-02February 19 20212021-02-19A bare-chested man sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a black turban-style headwrap topped by a crescent ornament, a white tilak on his forehead, and a leopard-print lower wrap. Multiple rudraksha malas hang across his chest, and he raises both palms in a blessing gesture while smiling in front of a microphone stand. Flanking him are gilded deity statues: a figure holding a kalasha-like object on the left and a figure playing a veena on the right. Golden crescent-topped ceremonial standards stand beside the throne, with purple and gold draped fabric behind. Probable Swamiji by his distinctive turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial throne setting, seated in a satsang-style presentation.2021-02-26A bare-chested man with a tall black turban-style hairstyle sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with his palms pressed together in namaskar and eyes closed. He wears a white forehead band with a red bindi, a tiger-striped cloth around his waist, and multiple rudraksha mala strands across his chest. Golden deity statues flank the throne, including a standing figure on the left and a figure holding a veena on the right, both draped with multicolored flower garlands. A brass lamp stands in front of the throne, with gold and purple drapes and an orange brocade backdrop behind. Swamiji (probable) is seated on the throne, identified by the distinctive turban-style hair, rudraksha malas and ornate ceremonial setting.2021-03-07