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A seated man in saffron-orange clothing with long, swept-back dark hair gestures with his raised right index finger while speaking into a microphone on a stand, sitting on a leopard-print cushioned chair. Around him on the grey floor sit about five men and one woman wearing orange garments; one man in the centre wears white trousers and orange cloth, and another wears a rudraksha-style mala. Behind them are tall wooden-framed windows with red curtains and a small amplifier. A patterned rug covers the floor in front of the group.

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May 29 20062006-05-29Photograph of a seated discourse indoors before a window with wooden grille bars and a red curtain. A man on the right, with long dark swept-back hair, bare-chested under a saffron-orange wrap, sits on a leopard-print cushioned sofa, gesturing with his right hand while speaking into a microphone. Two men in saffron-orange robes sit beside him on the floor: the one on the left has long hair and a red forehead mark and wears white trousers, while the one in the middle wears an orange robe and a rudraksha mala.2006-05-29A photograph of a seated discourse in a plain room with cream walls and tall wooden-framed windows. A man with long dark swept-back hair, wearing orange saffron robes and bare-shouldered draping, sits on a leopard-print cushioned chair holding a microphone on a stand and gesturing with one hand while holding papers. Several people in orange robes sit on the floor on a striped rug and a small cloth; one wears a rudraksha-style mala and another has a shawl. A woman in a red top sits at the left edge. Speakers and cables sit near the windows.2006-05-29May 29 20062006-05-29May 24 20062006-05-24May 25 20062006-05-25May 24 20062006-05-24A photograph of a discourse in a plain hall with cream walls and tall windows framed by red curtains. A figure seated on a leopard-print cushioned seat at the right, wearing orange robes with bare shoulder and long dark hair, gestures with one hand toward a microphone on a stand. Around fifteen seated listeners in orange robes sit on a grey floor before him, some holding pens and notebooks, with several rudraksha malas visible. A small patterned rug lies in the foreground. The page describes an evening discourse with questions, and the seated figure is an appearance-based a person candidate by long hair, orange robes and bare shoulder, though the face is not identifiable here.2006-05-29A man with long, swept-back dark hair and a red bindi sits on a leopard-print upholstered sofa, speaking into a handheld microphone on a stand. He wears a sleeveless saffron-orange garment draped over his shoulders. Behind him, seated on a patterned rug, are two more people in orange robes, one with a rudraksha mala. Red curtains hang above tall wooden-framed windows and a green-and-red striped mat lies on the floor. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the speaker, identifiable by long hair, saffron clothing and a rudraksha-adorned seated discourse role.2006-05-29May 24 20062006-05-24A seated man in orange-saffron robes speaks into a microphone on a stand, sitting cross-legged on a leopard-print cushioned sofa with a red bindi on his forehead, long dark hair falling past his shoulders, and a bare shoulder visible beneath the wrap. A younger man in orange clothing with a long braid sits on the floor behind him, a water bottle beside him, and a red curtain hangs by open windows. The seated speaker has long swept-back hair and saffron clothing consistent with the a person candidate; appearance is probable but not certain.2006-05-29A photograph of a long-haired man in profile seated cross-legged on a leopard-print cushioned seat, wearing an orange saffron robe draped over his bare shoulder and speaking into a microphone on a chrome stand while gesturing with his right hand. Behind him hangs a red curtain beside wooden-framed windows. Two seated men in orange clothing and a man in a grey patterned shirt listen from the left, and a water bottle sits on the floor. Long dark curly hair and saffron robes suggest a probable Swamiji discourse setting.2006-05-29