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A man sits on a red throne-like seat in front of a large red and gold backdrop of ornate deity sculptures, speaking into a handheld microphone. He wears a red sleeveless top with gold trim, a leopard-print waist cloth, a gold chain, and a red thread bracelet. His hair is tied up in a high dark topknot, and he has a white tilak on his forehead. He holds a long silver staff with an ornate handle in his other hand, and a silver water bottle sits on the left edge. The scene suggests a satsang discourse. a person: long swept-up dark hair, saffron-red ceremonial clothing and a staff, seated as the speaker.

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April 16 20182018-04-16A man speaks into a black handheld microphone during a talk, standing in front of a large red and orange backdrop showing a temple or palace scene with ornate architecture. He wears a red sleeveless top with decorative mirror-work trim, a gold pendant necklace, red wrist thread and a leopard-print waist cloth. His hair is wound into a tall dark turban-like crown, and he has a white forehead marking. In his right hand he holds a tall metal staff with ornate fittings. A silver water bottle stands at lower left. Swamiji (probable): long tall crown-like hair, distinctive red ceremonial attire with ornate gold necklace and staff, presented as the speaker.2018-04-16A smiling man with a tall, dark, coiled hairstyle wrapped with a band of beads, a white horizontal line on his forehead, and a rust-red sleeveless top with cut-out panels. He wears a gold pendant necklace, a leopard-print waist cloth, and a red bangle on his wrist. He holds a microphone in one hand and a long silver staff with a carved finial in the other, speaking before a large red-and-gold backdrop of decorative carved figures. A metal water bottle sits at the lower left edge. a person cues are present in the tall hairstyle, saffron-red garb and gold pendant, but identity remains uncertain from appearance alone.2018-04-16 +1 copiesA smiling man holds a microphone in his right hand while his left hand grips a tall silver staff with ornate carved bands. He wears a rust-orange sleeveless top with cutout panels, a leopard-print belt, a gold pendant necklace, a red thread bracelet and a tall dark turban-style headwrap; a white vertical mark is painted on his forehead. A water bottle sits on a red chair at the lower left. Behind him a large red-and-cream painted backdrop shows a deity figure with a crown and a long serpentine form. Presenting appearance cues match a person, seated and speaking as a discourse presenter at a satsang event.2018-04-16 +1 copiesApril 16 20182018-04-16 +1 copiesApril 16 20182018-04-16 +1 copiesApril 16 20182018-04-16 +1 copiesA man with a tall dark turban-style hairstyle and a white-painted forehead sits on a red throne, holding a handheld microphone to his mouth while smiling. He wears a rust-red sleeveless garment with gold-trimmed edging, a leopard-print waist band, and a gold chain necklace. He grips a silver staff with his right hand, and a silver kamandalu-like vessel and a thermos stand beside him. Behind him is a large red-and-gold painted backdrop of ornate temple sculptures. A probable Swamiji appearance is shown: long swept-back dark hair in a tall topknot, saffron-red ornate clothing, and ceremonial gold necklace cues, seated in a speaking role during a satsang discourse.2018-04-16 +1 copiesA man with a tall dark turban-style hairstyle and white tilak marks on his forehead sits on a red throne-like seat, speaking into a handheld microphone with his right hand while his left hand grips a tall silver staff with ornate finial. He wears a sleeveless rust-red garment with decorative trim, a gold necklace, a leopard-print waist band and red wrist threads. Behind him a large projected backdrop shows a red-and-gold painted scene of temple-like architecture and carved figures. A silver staff stands at the left edge, and a metal water bottle and cup rest on the lower left. The image is a photo of a satsang-style talk, with the page indicating this was a person Satsang event on 16 April 2018.2018-04-16 +1 copiesApril 16 20182018-04-16April 16 20182018-04-16September 09 20172017-09-09