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A seated man in saffron-orange robes and a matching red-orange head wrap sits on an ornate gold throne flanked by gold lion figures, with a white flower garland across his chest, speaking into a microphone. Behind the throne hangs a red curtain, and to the right a gold shrine holds a Ganesha deity murti draped in green garlands and a red cloth. Before the stage, rows of seated devotees in orange shawls, some bare-chested with rudraksha malas, face the throne from behind. The a person candidate is described as a probable figure based on the saffron robes, head wrap and central throne placement with a garland; the appearance cues are moderate, so the label is uncertain. Scene is a satsang discourse in a golden hall.

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August 24 20172017-08-24August 24 20172017-08-24September 17 20172017-09-17September 17 20172017-09-17 +1 copiesAugust 24 20172017-08-24September 07 20172017-09-07 +1 copiesA photograph of an evening satsang held on a stage with deep maroon velvet drapes and ornate gold lion-carved pillars. A seated figure in saffron-orange robes and an orange-red turban sits on a golden throne with red cushions, a person by appearance, with a gold necklace visible. To the right, a deity murti draped in red garlands sits on a gold throne. In the foreground, a large audience of people in white and orange clothing sits facing the stage, seen from behind, with a video camera on a tripod at the left edge.2015-09-09A large audience of devotees seated on the floor faces a golden throne on a raised stage in a hall with deep red curtains. A figure in orange robes and an orange turban sits cross-legged on the gold throne, which has lion figures at its base and a sunburst-style canopy behind; a microphone stands before him. Many seated devotees wear orange cloth wrapped over their shoulders and orange turbans, with rudraksha malas visible, and some men in white dhotis and white headwear sit among them. A video camera on a tripod and another operator stand at the right edge, and gilded pillars frame the stage. Whether the figure on the throne is a person cannot be determined from appearance alone.2017-09-17 +1 copiesSeptember 08 20172017-09-08 +1 copiesSeptember 17 20172017-09-17 +1 copiesSeptember 08 20172017-09-08 +1 copiesAugust 28 20152015-08-28