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A large hall filled with seated devotees facing a standing man in saffron-orange robes and an orange turban, holding a microphone near a red-cushioned seat. A large screen behind him shows a close-up of a bearded man with a tilak and ornate necklace. Attendees in white, red, saffron and pink clothes sit cross-legged on the floor, many wearing red rudraksha malas. Hanging decorative lamps and red-and-white drapes frame the stage. The standing figure wears distinctive orange clothing and a turban, with the screen image showing matching cues, consistent with a probable Swamiji appearance at a satsang.

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December 12 20162016-12-12December 12 20162016-12-12A large audience of devotees seated on the floor of a tented hall with white draping and hanging lanterns faces a figure seated on a red and white throne at the left. The figure wears an orange-brown robe, a saffron head wrap and a rudraksha mala, and sits with a long staff across the lap. A large screen above shows a crowd seated outdoors. Many attendees wear white, saffron, red and green garments, with orange and red garlands. A clock-like display reads 02:08 near the top left. a person's role here is that of the seated speaker on the throne; the people are devotees attending the early-morning Bharani Deepam gathering.2016-12-12December 07 20162016-12-07A large satsang hall with white draped ceiling and walls, decorated with hanging colourful lantern-like ornaments in red, yellow, blue and purple. A bearded man with long dark hair and a red-and-orange turban sits on a striped tiger-print seat atop a raised platform, holding a tall staff, wearing a red shawl and ornate beaded necklaces, a presenter-style figure with a visible flag-like clothing. Behind him a projection screen shows a painted image of a figure in red. Hundreds of seated devotees in white, orange and mixed clothing fill the floor, some in saffron shawls and rudraksha malas. A large fan, a camera on a tripod and a sign reading Dhyanapeetham with a clock are visible at left and centre. a person appears as the figure on the tiger-print seat holding the staff, with distinctive turban, long hair and ornate necklaces.2016-12-07December 07 20162016-12-07A large tented hall with white draped walls and hanging lanterns in red, yellow and orange. A man in a reddish-orange shawl, with a crown-like red and white turban, sits cross-legged on a red throne-like chair, with a rudraksha mala and ornate gold necklace, speaking before a seated audience. A large screen behind him shows a close-up of the same figure in a red turban with crescent emblem. Dozens of devotees sit on the floor and chairs, many in white and orange clothing with rudraksha malas. A video camera operator stands at the left. The setting suggests a discourse or satsang.2016-12-12December 14 20162016-12-14December 12 20162016-12-12A large indoor satsang hall with white draped ceiling and hanging colourful lanterns. A man with long dark hair, a red turban, ornate gold-and-brown clothing and a striped tiger-print seat sits on a raised throne holding a tall staff, facing a seated audience of many devotees. a person: the long swept hair, red turban, ornate clothing and tiger-print throne cues suggest the teacher. Audience members sit on the floor in white, saffron, purple and printed clothing; some wear garlands and some are bald or grey-haired. A standing fan, a video camera on a tripod and a projection screen stand behind the stage.2016-12-07A large indoor satsang hall with white draped walls and dark wooden doors, filled with a crowd of seated devotees on mats and cushions. At the front right, a bearded man with long dark dreadlocks and an orange-saffron robe sits on an ornate silver-and-cream seat or throne, with a red cushion beside him, and appears to be addressing the gathering. Nearby, a woman in a red and white outfit holds a microphone while seated among the audience. A tripod-mounted camera stands at right, a standing fan blows in the foreground, and a red sign reading Damadeva with the time 09:30 hangs above the stage. Several people wear white clothes and rudraksha malas, and a kalasha and a ceremonial staff stand near the throne.2016-12-16December 19 20162016-12-19