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A bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne wears a rust-orange turban, orange-saffron cloth and heavy gold necklaces and bangles, holding yellow powder in his hand. A man in a white shirt and glasses bends forward, reaching toward his hands at the throne's base, while two men in white dhotis with gold borders and rudraksha malas stand behind in the background beside red curtains. A video camera on a tripod is at the left edge. Four people are visible.

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October 29 20162016-10-29October 29 20162016-10-29 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes and a matching orange turban with gold ornaments, wearing heavy gold necklaces, bangles and an armband, smiling as he reaches toward a golden vessel. A bare-chested devotee kneels before him with hands cupped, receiving or offering from the golden bowl, while fruit and food are set in front. Behind them, white-clad attendants in saffron-trimmed dhotis, one with a rudraksha mala, sit or stand before a gold-carved throne, a red curtain, a brass oil lamp and a pedestal fan. The appearance of the seated figure is consistent with the a person cues: orange turban, saffron garments and ornate gold jewellery, placed on a throne during a ritual offering.2016-10-29 +1 copiesOctober 29 20162016-10-29 +1 copiesOctober 29 20162016-10-29 +1 copiesOctober 29 20162016-10-29 +1 copiesPhotograph of a seated man in a rust-orange turban, ornate gold necklaces and bangles, and an orange-brown garment, smiling as he extends his hand toward a large brass tray of mixed snacks and sweets. Behind him is a gold-carved throne and a red curtain. Several men in white dhotis with gold borders and rudraksha malas stand or sit nearby, and a man at lower left in white with a rudraksha mala holds a snack, with a devotee's hand reaching in at the bottom. A brass oil lamp and a standing fan are visible. The seated man is a person by appearance cues: turban, gold ornamentation and orange clothing, with a seated, honoured position.2016-10-29 +1 copiesA photograph of a seated man in an orange-brown turban with gold and jewelled head ornament, wearing a saffron-orange shawl over the shoulders, multiple tiers of gold necklaces, a gold armlet and bangles, and rudraksha malas, smiling as he holds a handful of sweets. Before him a man in white dhoti and shirt with rudraksha mala bends forward receiving sweets, while another man kneels to his left with a red tilak. Behind them, figures in white dhotis with rudraksha malas stand near an oil lamp, a gold-carved throne with red velvet cushions fills the background, and a fan stands at left. The scene appears to be a Deepavali blessing setting with sweets distribution.2016-10-29A seated man in an orange-red turban and orange-saffron robes, wearing layered gold necklaces, gold armbands and bangles, smiles while holding out a small offering of sweets or prasad toward a kneeling child in orange clothing with a white flower garland. Another devotee in orange appears at right with white flowers in hair. Behind is a gold-ornamented throne and a gold deity murti, with brass oil lamps and a fan in the background. Appearance-based probable Swamiji (probable) seated on the throne, with cues of a red-orange turban, long hair, and ornate gold necklaces, presiding over a Deepavali satsang setting.2016-10-29 +1 copiesOctober 29 20162016-10-29 +1 copiesJuly 04 20162016-07-04A seated man in an orange-brown turban, orange-brown cloth, and layered gold necklaces and bangles sits on an ornate gold-carved throne, smiling and extending his hand while holding a fistful of yellow sweets. A kneeling man in a teal shirt with a rudraksha mala leans forward to receive them from a golden bowl. Behind, three men in white and gold dhotis with rudraksha malas stand near a brass oil lamp, and a tray of food sits in the foreground. A red curtain and a camera on a tripod are visible. Probable Swamiji seated on the throne, identified by his turban, gold ornaments and orange-brown clothing; he is the figure distributing prasad during a Deepavali satsang.2016-10-29 +1 copies