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A man in a rust-red and maroon robe and a red-and-gold turban with a silver brooch sits cross-legged on an ornate gold throne with a large gold arched backrest and gold lion heads at the arms, smiling and gesturing with his right hand. A rudraksha mala hangs across his chest and gold armbands decorate his arms. Behind him stands a painted statue of a four-armed deity with a tall crown, gold jewellery and orange dhoti, holding a staff. To the right is a brass oil lamp, and a red and gold mural forms the backdrop. a person is seated on the throne in a satsang setting.

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November 29 20132013-11-29 +3 copiesNovember 29 20132013-11-29 +3 copiesNovember 29 20132013-11-29 +3 copiesNovember 29 20132013-11-29November 29 20132013-11-29November 29 20132013-11-29 +2 copiesNovember 16 20132013-11-16 +1 copiesNovember 22 20132013-11-22November 29 20132013-11-29 +2 copiesNovember 28 20132013-11-28 +2 copiesA seated man in a red-maroon saffron-toned robe and a red-and-gold turban sits on an ornate gold-and-red-cushioned throne (peetha) flanked by two golden lion figures. Two painted deity murti statues with four arms, orange-red dhotis and gold ornaments stand on either side, holding ritual objects. Brass standing lamps (oil lamps) frame the throne, and a red candle or glass sits on the platform. The blue and pink painted temple-hall backdrop has a gold-leaf wooden door behind. The man is the only physical person visible. Appearance is consistent with a person candidate in a seated teaching posture, though the face and presentation are not distinctive enough to confirm.2013-11-29 +2 copiesNovember 22 20132013-11-22