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A photograph of a seated figure on a cushioned golden throne-style chair in front of a deep red velvet curtain. The person wears a flowing saffron-orange robe with yellow edging and a red bindi on the forehead, with long dark hair, bare feet and one foot raised on a white cushion. He holds small white papers in both hands and a lapel microphone is clipped near the face on a boom stand. A laptop sits on a white side table at left with a water bottle, and a white table with flowers is at right. The appearance of this figure is consistent with the description of a person, appearing in person, seated on a stage as a discourse speaker.

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December 19 20092009-12-19December 06 20092009-12-06 +1 copiesDecember 21 20092009-12-21December 09 20092009-12-09A man in orange saffron robes sits on an ornate yellow throne with carved black wooden armrests and gold cushions, speaking into a microphone on a stand while holding a folded paper. A red tilak mark is on his forehead and he is barefoot, resting his feet on a white footstool. Behind him hangs deep red velvet drapery, with a water bottle, papers and a small monitor on a white table at left. The setting is a stage at a discourse or satsang session. a person: the figure wears saffron clothing and sits enthroned in a discourse setting, though his face and build are not distinctive enough to confirm identity beyond this appearance-based label.2009-12-09December 19 20092009-12-19December 19 20092009-12-19December 29 20092009-12-29A man seated cross-legged on an ornate golden-yellow armchair with carved dark trim and matching cushions, speaking into a boom microphone on a stand. He wears a saffron-orange shawl over a bare upper body with saffron-and-gold bordered dhoti, and has a red bindi on his forehead and short dark hair. A red-cushioned footstool sits in front of the chair, a water bottle and a small laptop on a white table at left, and a deep maroon velvet curtain behind. a person: the saffron garments, ceremonial golden-trimmed attire and seated dais setting are consistent with a discourse, though the face-independent cues are the saffron wrap and seated stage presentation.2009-12-19December 29 20092009-12-29December 29 20092009-12-29December 21 20092009-12-21