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A seated man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on an ornate red and gold throne, gesturing with his raised right hand while speaking; a white tilak marks his forehead and he has a garland of red and white flowers. Beside him on the left stands a deity murti dressed in red and white garments with a crown and holding a golden staff, framed by a green, white and red flower garland and standing beside a golden bird-shaped carving.

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September 27 20142014-09-27 +1 copiesPhotograph of a satsang on a stage draped with dark maroon velvet curtains. On the left, a golden deity murti with a black face, red and white garments and a golden peacock-like vahana sits beneath a tall arch of red, green, yellow and white flower garlands. On the right, a man in orange-red robes with a white forehead mark, a lapel microphone and layered red and gold beaded garlands sits on an ornate gold-and-red throne with a lion-head armrest, looking toward the deity.2014-09-27April 14 20132013-04-14November 04 20132013-11-04A smiling person with short dark hair and a red bindi sits on an ornate gold throne with a deep red upholstered seat and golden lion-head armrests. He wears a multicolour garland of red, yellow and green flowers with white beads and a rust-brown wrap, and a red-banded bracelet on his wrist. Behind him stands a gilded deity murti draped in a red, yellow and green flower garland with white cloth, beside a golden stand and a white cooling fan. Maroon curtains hang in the background. The throne-seated figure's appearance does not clearly match the cues needed to identify him, so he is described by role only as a seated person being honoured.2014-08-23A seated man in a rust-red turban and rust-red robes sits on an ornate gold throne with red velvet cushions and a golden lion armrest, smiling broadly while wearing a small headset microphone. He wears layered beaded necklaces and gold armbands. To his left, a golden deity murti of a standing figure with a spear is garlanded with white jasmine and multicoloured flower garlands, its golden vahana peacock beside it. Maroon velvet drapes hang behind, and a gold-and-green temple-style canopy appears at upper right.2013-11-04April 14 20132013-04-14April 14 20132013-04-14A man with long swept-back dark hair, saffron-orange shawl and garments, and layered orange and gold beaded necklaces sits on a plush burgundy velvet seat with gold carved armrests, speaking into a microphone. a person seated to the left of a decorated deity murti with gold ornaments, orange turban and garlands of red and pink flowers, and a second figure in a gold-trimmed yellow skirt beside it. Golden arched canopy and maroon drapes frame the stage.2013-04-14A photograph of a seated man in a golden ornate throne with burgundy velvet cushions, wearing rust-orange saffron robes, a long rudraksha mala, a heavy gold ceremonial necklace, and a gold armlet, with a small microphone at his ear. He faces left toward the stage. Beside him, two richly decorated deity murtis sit under a golden arch, draped in fresh red, orange and white flower garlands, one in a white and gold sari with an orange turban and the other in a dark sari with silver ornaments. Stage lighting and a red curtain form the backdrop. a person: the seated man in saffron robes with a rudraksha mala and gold necklace is seated on the central throne during a discourse.2013-04-14A seated speaker on a gilded throne with dark maroon velvet cushions and a tiger-striped cloth addresses an audience while wearing a rust-orange robe, a matching orange shawl, a gold necklace and gold bangles, with a red bindi and a headset microphone. Beside the throne, a gold arched canopy frames two deity murtis draped in marigold and rose garlands and an orange turban, with a deity in a white and gold dhoti and a second figure in dark dress. The setting is a stage with a blue wall, red curtain and a speaker mounted above. a person cues: swept-back hair, saffron-orange robes and ornate gold necklace, seated on the throne in discourse.2013-04-14December 31 20152015-12-31