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A large ornate golden throne dominates a ceremonial hall during a Sadashivoham session. Seated on it is a man in an orange-red shawl draped over his head and shoulders, with a dark wrap at his waist, a rudraksha mala and dark hair, and an orange peetha cushion beside him; this seated figure matches the a person presentation through the saffron-orange shawl, swept-back head covering and ornate golden throne, and is shown with eyes lowered. A tall golden trident stands beside the throne. Near the foreground, a man in white ritual dress with a red-brown shawl and a rudraksha mala sits at a small table with papers. A young woman in a green and red sari with layered gold necklaces stands at left, and a woman in a white outfit with a red-orange mala stands behind her. Devotees in white, orange and pink saris sit on white chairs, and a large screen behind shows devotees in saffron and pink garments receiving blessings. Vertical banners in orange and red hang in the background.