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A man in a rust-red and maroon dhoti-style garment with gold-edged borders stands on a raised stage before an ornate golden throne with lion-shaped arms and red velvet cushions. He wears a saffron-orange turban with a green jewel, a long gold-beaded and rudraksha-style mala, and holds his palms together raised near chest height in a welcoming gesture. Flanking him are two painted deity figures with multiple arms and gold ornaments, and golden lion statues sit at the throne's base. The setting is a temple-style stage with carved wooden doors behind the throne and a patterned red carpet in front. a person is identified by the distinctive saffron turban, layered mala and ceremonial throne setting, with the candidate physically present.

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A man in a red-orange turban, red-orange draped robe and a long necklace of gold beads and rudraksha-style beads stands on a platform before an ornate gilded throne flanked by two gold lion heads with red cushions and a tiger-striped cloth. He raises both palms outward in a blessing gesture. Two painted deity statues with crowns and gold jewellery stand on either side, and a wooden door with carved panels is behind the throne. The stage has a patterned red carpet. The appearance of the central figure with his turban, saffron-red robes and ornate necklaces matches Swamiji (probable), standing as a teacher on the throne stage.2013-11-14Photograph of a smiling man standing on an ornate stage before a gold-carved throne with red tiger-striped cushions and gilded lion figures. He wears a red-orange turban with a jewelled ornament, a red-orange silk shawl and dhoti with gold borders, a red bindi, gold earrings, bracelets and a long gold-beaded necklace, and raises both hands in a blessing gesture. A pink and white deity murti stands to the right, and a wooden door with carved panels is behind. Appearance-based cues (turban, ornate red-orange robes, beaded necklace, throne) match the page's Swamiji label, so the figure is a probable Swamiji seated-stage speaker.2013-11-14Photo 11735433A man stands centred before an ornate golden throne with red tiger-striped cushions and gilded lion armrests, flanked by two gilded multi-armed deity murtis holding ceremonial objects. He wears a rust-orange wrap with a gold border, a matching orange turban with a gold band, a long rudraksha-style mala, and white arm bands, and raises both palms in a blessing gesture. A tall brass lamp stands at right, and the backdrop is painted with pastel temple architecture under a maroon velvet canopy. Appearance-based candidate: Swamiji (probable), with saffron-orange attire, a turban and a rudraksha mala, standing in a blessing pose before the throne.2013-11-19Photo 11735818August 29 20142014-08-29 +2 copiesA standing figure in a rust-red saffron-toned dhoti and shawl with gold borders, wearing a matching red-orange turban with a white ornament, a white beaded mala around the neck, bangles on the wrists, and hands raised in greeting in front of an ornate gold throne with lion-shaped armrests and red velvet cushions, flanked by two gilded dvarapala-style guardian statues holding fly whisks and clubs against a painted temple backdrop. The page identifies the event as a morning satsang, and the figure matches Swamiji (probable) by his turban, saffron-toned robes and rudraksha-style mala cues, standing on the stage in front of the throne.2013-11-23August 03 20132013-08-03 +2 copiesNovember 22 20132013-11-22November 19 20132013-11-19A standing man in a rust-red and gold-bordered dhoti and shawl, wearing an orange-and-gold turban with a white emblem and a long white flower garland, performs a welcoming gesture with both palms raised at chest height on a stage. Behind him is a gold-and-red throne with tiger-head armrests and a tiger-striped cloth, flanked by two gold deity murti figures holding staffs, set against a painted temple-style backdrop with pink and green columns. A small red object sits on the throne platform. The figure's appearance matches the page's Swamiji reference with his turban, saffron-toned robes and garland, so he is identified as Swamiji (probable) addressing a satsang.2013-11-23 +1 copiesAugust 01 20132013-08-01