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A smiling bearded man seated on a silver-and-gold throne speaks into a microphone during a satsang discourse. He wears a black turban with rudraksha beads, a white tilak on his forehead, an orange-red saffron garment, multiple rudraksha malas and a gold necklace, and a leopard-print cushion beneath him. His right hand is open in a gesture of explanation. A small mug printed with a turbaned figure sits on the table at lower left, and an ornate gold lattice panel stands behind him. Swamiji (probable) is seated in front of the microphone, identified by the turban, rudraksha malas and saffron garment.

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A man seated on an ornate silver and gold throne speaks into a microphone during a satsang. He wears a black turban with rudraksha beads, a white forehead marking with a red tilak, an orange-red draped cloth, multiple rudraksha mala necklaces and rudraksha armlets, and sits on a leopard-print cushion. He gestures with one open hand while smiling. A silver cup stands at lower left and the background includes gold-toned carved screens. Swamiji (probable): long swept turban, rudraksha malas and ceremonial orange clothing, shown as a seated speaker at the microphone.2018-03-02March 02 20182018-03-02 +1 copiesFebruary 26 20182018-02-26March 02 20182018-03-02A smiling man seated on an ornate silver throne with intricate repoussé carvings, in front of a deep red curtain. He wears a black turban, a vertical red tilak and white forehead markings, a saffron-orange shawl draped over bare shoulders, multiple rudraksha mala strands across his chest and arms, and a small gold pendant. A microphone on a stand is near his face, and a leopard-print cushion lies beside him. In the lower left corner is a small framed photo of a similarly dressed man on a mug. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the seated speaker, identified by the turban, saffron shawl and rudraksha malas. A watermarked copyright notice appears on the right side.2018-03-02 +1 copiesA seated man in a rust-orange cloth with many rudraksha malas around his neck and arms, a black turban wound high on his head, and white-and-red tilak on his forehead raises one hand and smiles while speaking. He sits on a silver throne with a leopard-print cushion, in front of a gold-toned carved screen, with a microphone on a stand before him and a white cup with a red design on a silver tray at the lower left. Swamiji (probable): the rudraksha malas, turban and orange ceremonial clothing match the satsang discourse described on the page.2018-03-02A man seated before an ornate silver-embossed backdrop with a red curtain at left, giving a talk into a microphone with both palms raised. He wears a black turban wrapped with rudraksha beads, orange-red draped robes, several layered rudraksha malas, and rudraksha bracelets; he has a white and red forehead marking. A leopard-print cushion is at right and a mug with a small portrait sits at lower left.2018-03-02February 25 20182018-02-25February 25 20182018-02-25 +1 copiesA bearded man with a leopard-print turban and a red tilak on his forehead sits on a throne-like seat, speaking into a microphone on a gooseneck stand. He wears a maroon-red cloth over his shoulders, many rudraksha mala beads, an arm band of rudraksha, and a gold pendant necklace. He gestures with his right hand. Behind him is a large golden ornate backdrop, with a golden trident and oil lamps to the left and a silver bull figure at the far left, with green foliage behind. Swamiji (probable), seated and teaching, distinguished by the leopard-print turban, saffron-red robes and rudraksha malas.2017-12-10 +1 copiesA photograph of a smiling bearded man in a black turban wrapped with rudraksha beads, with a white and red tilak on his forehead, wearing an orange-red saffron shawl over a rudraksha mala. He stands before a microphone on a stand, speaking at a public satsang. Behind him are gold-patterned panels and a silver ornate backdrop. A probable Swamiji is the speaker, identified by the black turban with rudraksha, saffron shawl and rudraksha garlands, shown during a discourse.2018-03-02 +1 copiesFebruary 26 20182018-02-26