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A seated long-haired figure in saffron-orange robes sits on an ornate gold throne with a red cushion and a lion-head armrest, hands pressed in namaste, while a shaved-headed devotee in white dhoti and shawl kneels before him holding a folded orange cloth and a bamboo staff. Another person in white with a tilak and rudraksha mala sits behind, a cameraman in white and orange stands at the back, and brass kalasha vessels sit on the floor beside a red curtain.

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April 04 20082008-04-04February 25 20072007-02-25A devotee in white clothes bows deeply with his forehead touching the feet of a long-haired figure seated on a gold lion-armed throne with a red cushion, the seated figure wearing orange robes and a red-patterned shawl. Probable Swamiji (long hair, orange robes, ceremonial throne setting) is the one being honoured. Behind the throne, a gold-framed backdrop hangs with garlands of marigolds and flower arrangements; a red velvet curtain stands at left. A younger attendant in orange sits behind, and another seated man in orange and red kneels at lower right beside a brass kalasha-style offering with flowers. A woman in white sits at far left near a small basket.2008-12-25April 04 20082008-04-04February 24 20072007-02-24Indoor satsang scene in front of a golden ornate throne with red velvet cushions. A man with long swept-back dark hair and a saffron-orange robe sits on the throne, extending his hand toward a devotee. Two shaven-headed men in white clothing and an orange-robed attendant kneel before him. A brass oil lamp with a lit flame stands beside the throne and another lamp burns on a table. A microphone rests on a book. Behind them a person sits near a window with white curtains, and a wooden box with gold trim sits at the lower left. The appearance-based identity of the seated man is probable, with cues of long hair, saffron robe and a throne setting, so he is a probable Swamiji seated in person on the peetha. Four physical people are visible.2010-12-02Photograph of a ceremonial stage event. A seated man in orange saffron robes and a red and white flower garland, with long dark hair, sits on an ornate gilded throne under a gold umbrella, holding a folded paper and reading. A kneeling man in white clothes with clasped hands bows before him. A standing man in white shirt and dhoti stands at the left. Behind them hangs a large red-toned banner showing a smiling face. Gilded lion-carved throne armrests and a white draped platform complete the scene. The seated man has distinctive long hair, saffron robes, and garland cues consistent with a probable Swamiji; his role is the seated figure receiving devotion.2007-02-24A photograph of a seated figure in orange robes with long, swept-back dark hair, sitting on an ornate gold and red throne-style seat, reaching forward to receive the joined hands of a bald, mustached man in white kurta and white dhoti who bows low with an orange shawl draped over his shoulders. Behind them, a man in an orange robe and another in white with a yellow shawl and rudraksha mala stand watching; a tray of fruit and sweets rests on a white side table, with a red carpet on the floor. The seated figure has distinctive long hair and orange robes, a probable identity cue, but the appearance is not sufficiently certain to confirm. Five people are visible in total.2010-09-05February 24 20072007-02-24December 25 20082008-12-25A photograph of a gilded ornate throne with a golden lion-shaped armrest and red cushions, where a long-haired figure in orange robes with a rudraksha mala is seated and extending a hand over a silver bowl placed on a flower-strewn floor. A man in white kneels at the base of the throne, bowing toward the seated figure's feet. Two other men stand behind, one bald and in orange robes, another in orange with a shawl, holding a plate. Garlands of white flowers hang near the throne, and a colourful decorated pillar and maroon drapes are visible in the background. The seated figure has distinctive long swept-back hair and ceremonial gold necklaces, consistent with the page's Swamiji reference.2008-07-17January 01 20082008-01-01