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A photograph of a seated figure on an ornate gilded throne decorated with red and orange cushions, a tiger-striped cloth and floral garlands in red, white and green. The seated person wears an orange turban and orange robes, with a white and red flower garland and a rudraksha-style necklace, and smiles while a devotee in orange clothing bends forward to touch or honour him. Garlanded flower decorations surround the throne and a lamp stands at the lower right.

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A seated figure on an ornate gold throne with red and tiger-striped cushions, wearing an orange turban, saffron robe, a long white and red flower garland, and a gold-beaded necklace. A second person in orange kneels forward, bowing with head lowered near the throne's base. A young assistant in orange with a sash stands at left. Floral decorations in white, yellow, red and green frame the scene, and a brass oil lamp sits at lower right.2008-07-17A seated figure in an orange robe and orange turban sits on an ornate golden throne with a lion-shaped armrest and red cushions, receiving a devotee who bows with head lowered at their feet. The seated figure, wearing a white flower garland and rudraksha-style beads, holds a ritual fan or whisk. The devotee wears an orange silk shawl. Behind the throne, a golden backdrop with a deity relief and colourful floral decorations surrounds the scene. A standing fan is visible at left.2008-07-17Photo of a smiling figure in saffron-orange robes and orange turban seated on an ornate gold throne decorated with white and red flower garlands. He wears a rudraksha mala and a white and red garland, and holds an orange cloth. In front, a man in orange robes bends forward at the throne's base, and another orange-clad attendant in an orange turban stands at left. Red-and-gold cushions and a gold-and-yellow floral backdrop surround the scene.2008-07-17A photograph of a man seated on an ornate gold throne with carved gold panels and red cushions, smiling broadly. He wears an orange turban, orange robes, a white flower garland and a rudraksha-style orange-beaded mala. A woman in an orange satin garment leans in from the left and ties or adjusts an orange cloth on his head. A silver lamp stands at lower right, and the background shows a floral decoration of white, red and yellow blooms. Swamiji (probable) is the seated man, identified by his distinctive orange turban, long-haired ceremonial presentation, rudraksha mala and gold-decorated throne; the page attributes the event to him, but appearance-based identification is uncertain here.2008-07-17A photograph of a seated man on an ornate golden throne with red cushions, surrounded by white and red flower garlands and a flower-decorated arch. He wears an orange turban, orange robes, a white flower garland and a gold necklace, and smiles while holding a small plate. In front of him a devotee in orange robes bows low, forehead touching the ground near a silver tray. Another orange-clad attendant stands at the left edge smiling. The setting appears to be a Guru Purnima honouring ceremony with garlanded throne and saffron-clad disciples. The seated figure shows distinctive saffron turban, orange robes and gold ornament cues, so the appearance is a probable match for Swamiji in person.2008-07-17A photograph of a figure seated on an ornate gilded throne with red tiger-striped cushions, wearing an orange turban, orange robes and a white and orange flower garland, smiling broadly. Beside the throne stands a shaved-headed attendant in orange robes with hands joined in reverence, and in front a devotee in orange kneels or bows before the throne. A golden trident-like staff stands at the side, and the backdrop is decorated with yellow and red flower arrangements and a white and blue patterned panel. The seated figure shows distinctive orange turban and garland cues, so this is an appearance-based a person in a throne-seated honouring scene.2008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17October 18 20172017-10-18July 17 20082008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17July 17 20082008-07-17