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A woman in an orange sari with a black beaded necklace stands at a whiteboard on an easel, pointing with a marker at handwritten notes that read BONDAGE and LIBERATION definitions. Beside her, a man in white kurta with glasses and an ID lanyard sits in a wheelchair, smiling and holding a small object. Behind them, a large decorated deity murti in gold and red sits on a throne draped with garlands of red, yellow, white and purple flowers. A white fan is visible at right. Setting appears to be a satsang hall.

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A photo from an indoor event on a stage with dark red curtains. A woman in a rust-orange sari with a gold border stands at right holding a microphone, with a tilak on her forehead and a beaded necklace. Beside a whiteboard on an easel, she speaks. A seated man at left wears white kurta clothing, an orange lanyard with an ID badge, and a red-cushioned chair, resting his chin on his hand. The whiteboard reads two handwritten definitions: Bondage Cognition and Liberation Cognition. A tabletop fan sits below the board.2013-03-13A seated man in white clothes and wire-rimmed glasses, wearing a wristwatch and a lanyard, reaches out toward a standing woman in a rust-orange sari with a thin gold border and a rudraksha mala, holding a microphone. She holds an orange and a red apple in her outstretched hand. Behind them, a whiteboard displays handwritten words including BONDAGE and LIBERATION, in a dim room with a dark curtain on the left.2013-03-13March 13 20132013-03-13A woman in a rust-orange sari with a maroon border stands on a stage holding a microphone in one hand and two apples in the other, speaking before a dark red curtain. Beside her, a woman in a white salwar kameez with glasses sits on a black chair, holding a microphone to her mouth. To the left, a whiteboard on an easel shows handwritten notes: 'BONDAGE COGNITION: The cognition which binds you and has you do actions based on reasons', 'LIBERATION COGNITION: The cognition expands you and has you do actions based on You', and 'CHOOSE - x - Suffering' and 'Choose - x + Suffering' in red.2011-11-06A woman in a mustard-brown saree with maroon borders stands at left-centre speaking into a handheld microphone, one hand raised with a finger gesture, a red pendant and beaded mala around her neck. Beside a whiteboard with handwritten notes about cognition and choice, she gestures while addressing an audience. At right, an older woman with glasses in a white sari and white blouse sits on a dark chair holding a microphone. A dark red curtain forms the backdrop.2011-11-06March 19 20132013-03-19A woman in an ochre-brown saree with a maroon border and a red bindi stands before a whiteboard, holding a corded handheld microphone in one hand and gesturing with the other. Beside the whiteboard, a seated woman in a white saree and dark-rimmed glasses, wearing a rudraksha-style mala, listens with a slight smile. Behind them hangs a deep red velvet curtain. The whiteboard carries handwritten notes in blue and red marker about cognition and choice, including lines contrasting 'Choose x' with suffering. Nothing in the scene shows a visible candidate for the a person identity, so the role is presented as a speaker and listener at a discourse.2011-11-06January 20 20132013-01-20March 13 20132013-03-13A seated man in an orange-saffron garment with a dark rudraksha mala draped over his shoulders and long dark hair swept back smiles toward a man in a white shirt with raised arms and a name badge. Behind them stands a deity murti draped in red, yellow and green garlands with gold ornaments and a blue-green cloth, in front of a red-and-gold backdrop. A pink cloth lies over the armrest of the orange-clad man's seat. The scene appears to be a satsang gathering. The seated man has distinctive long hair, saffron clothing and rudraksha cues, so he is a probable Swamiji and is shown in person.2013-07-03April 27 20132013-04-27 +1 copiesJanuary 01 20082008-01-01