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A man with long dark hair and a full beard sits cross-legged on an ornate gold-trimmed wooden swing-throne with orange cushions, wearing a rust-orange cloth draped over his body and a rudraksha-style brown cord. He holds a handheld microphone and smiles while speaking to a seated audience. A bronze figure of a standing deity holding a bowl stands beside the throne. Women in orange and saffron saris sit in the foreground, several with dark hair and white flowers, and a white pedestal fan stands at the right. Water bottles sit on a small table, and a red-walled hall with carved pillars forms the background. a person (long swept hair, saffron cloth, rudraksha cord, seated on a ceremonial throne) is presenting the discourse. The page's Ganesha Chaturthi context is not visible in the image itself.

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A seated man with long dark hair and a beard wears a rust-orange cloth and a rudraksha mala, holding a microphone and gesturing while speaking from a gilded throne with leopard-print cushions. Behind him a green-bronze standing deity figure stands near a tall carved wooden pillar and a white electric fan. A woman in an orange sari with long black hair and a rudraksha mala sits at the front of the small assembly, and several seated women and girls in orange and pink clothes listen on the green mat.2016-09-05September 05 20162016-09-05February 09 20172017-02-09 +5 copiesA photograph of a seated discourse in an ashram courtyard. A man with long dark hair and a short beard sits cross-legged on a gilded wooden throne with carved golden pillars and a hanging canopy, wearing an orange-red robe and holding a microphone. A small table with a water bottle sits in front of him. Seated on the floor before him are rows of devotees in orange and saffron clothing, some in yellow saris and blue salwar; a woman with long dreadlocked hair in a red top holds a white hand fan toward him. Bronze statues of standing figures and a metal ring sculpture decorate the red-walled background. The man on the throne is an appearance-based probable Swamiji candidate, wearing an orange robe and seated in a position of honour, with distinctive long hair and beard cues.2016-09-05February 09 20172017-02-09 +3 copiesFebruary 09 20172017-02-09 +1 copiesFebruary 09 20172017-02-09 +1 copiesJanuary 17 20172017-01-17September 05 20162016-09-05A photo of a courtyard session in an ashram setting. A bearded man with a red-orange sannyasi robe draped over his shoulders and a vertical tilak on his forehead sits on a white ornate throne-like seat with a zebra-striped cushion, one hand raised in gesture while addressing the gathering. Behind him stand a bronze Nataraja statue within an arched frame, a bronze Nandi bull, and red walls with framed pictures. Seated in front, women and girls in orange and saffron clothes, with braided and bun hairstyles, face him with their backs partly to the camera. A woman in a dark top with a beaded mala sits at the left edge. Several standing fans are placed around the courtyard. Whether the seated man is a person is uncertain from appearance alone.2017-02-09A seated man in an orange-red robe sits cross-legged on an ornate golden-and-wood throne covered with a leopard-print cushion, speaking into a microphone at a small table with water bottles. Before him, a large group of women in orange and saffron saris and salwar sits on the courtyard floor, many smiling and listening. A bronze standing deity murti stands on a pillar behind the table, and a pedestal fan and red-walled building frame the courtyard. The man has long dark hair and a beard, wears a rudraksha-style cord, and his bare feet rest on the dais.2016-09-05January 17 20172017-01-17