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A large seated audience of devotees in white clothing with orange-red shawls fills the foreground of a hall, many sitting cross-legged on the floor. A figure in orange robes with long dark hair and a gold necklace sits in a red throne-style chair, one hand raised near the face as if speaking, with an orange cloth draped over the lap. Behind him is an ornate golden-red stage with carved pillars, a lit image of a deity on a backdrop screen, brass lamps and a potted plant. A large screen on the right shows the same seated figure and audience. A camera on a tripod records the scene. The setting is a satsang or discourse with a seated teacher addressing devotees.

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Indoor satsang hall with a large audience of devotees seated on the floor, many in white clothing with red-orange shawls. A man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on a brown leather throne-style chair at centre, gesturing as he speaks, with a trishul standing beside him. A large screen above shows a similar scene of a seated figure in red garments surrounded by devotees. Ornate gold decorations and red drapes frame the hall, and a sign reads 'No Audio Recording'. a person seated centrally in saffron robes and rudraksha mala, teaching the sangha during a question-and-answer session.2015-05-11 +1 copiesMay 11 20152015-05-11June 22 20172017-06-22 +1 copiesJune 22 20172017-06-22 +1 copiesA large hall viewed from the back, with many participants seated on white mats and cushions, many wearing white clothing with orange-red shawls. On a raised stage at the far end, a figure in orange-red robes and a red headwrap sits on a golden throne with a garland, flanked by brass lamps, a potted plant and a camera on a tripod. Behind the stage a backdrop shows a cosmic blue and purple eye motif with a red flame emblem. A large screen is at the right edge, and a few audience members in colourful saris and salwar are visible in the foreground. The scene appears to be a seated satsang or meditation session.2015-07-09October 11 20152015-10-11A large satsang hall with a dense crowd of devotees seated on the floor, facing a raised orange-upholstered throne. A figure with long dark hair in an orange-and-saffron garment sits on the throne, with a silver trident leaning beside it and a small table with a water bottle in front. Many devotees wear white tops with orange-red shawls draped over their shoulders. A projection screen on the right shows an image, and wooden doors and yellow padded wall panels frame the room. a person cues: long swept-back hair, saffron clothing and a seated throne position, with the figure presiding over the satsang.2014-12-27June 22 20172017-06-22 +1 copiesMay 11 20152015-05-11September 24 20172017-09-24 +2 copiesA seated man in orange-saffron robes and a long rudraksha mala with ornate gold-toned necklaces sits on an ornate throne-like chair (peetha) on a red-and-gold stage, facing a large seated audience. A purple cosmic backdrop with a large eye motif and an orange flame-like design fills the stage behind him, with golden pillars, brass oil lamps and potted plants flanking. Many participants wear white clothes with orange-red shawls and sit on cushioned chairs and mats on white floor coverings. The central figure's long swept-back hair and saffron robes match the page's a person reference, but appearance-based identification is uncertain, so he is described by role as the seated teacher on the throne. Audience members are arranged in rows across the hall during a satsang session.2015-07-11A satsang hall with a seated teacher on an ornate silver and red throne, wearing a rust-orange robe and a long rudraksha mala, gesturing while speaking. Seated devotees in white ritual clothes and orange-red shawls fill the floor, with a silver trident standard beside the throne and a large screen behind showing a close-up of a figure in orange. Framed portraits hang on the walls. A probable Swamiji is seated on the throne with long dark hair, rudraksha mala and orange robe, and is the central speaker of this discourse.2017-03-10