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Two seated men on ornate gilded thrones with dark red velvet cushions in a temple-like hall with a blue and cream painted wall showing a peacock and floral motifs. The man on the right, bare-chested and with a shaved head marked with white and red tilak, sits cross-legged, speaks into a microphone on a stand and gestures with his hands; he wears a rudraksha mala, an ornate gold necklace and an orange-saffron shawl over a bare upper body. The man on the left wears a gold necklace of large beads, a saffron-orange garment, red beaded armbands and a beaded headband, with hands clasped in his lap. Both wear orange and gold ritual clothing. Visible reference to a person from the page; appearance cues are a rudraksha mala, ornate gold necklace and saffron shawl on the speaking figure, so he is described as a person seated in satsang.