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A seated man on an ornate gold throne with carved golden backrest and golden lion armrests, wearing an orange-red turban, a saffron-orange garment, and a garland of red and yellow marigolds. Children in front and to the right bow or approach him, including a boy in a white shirt kneeling and a boy in a white shirt with a green logo standing, and several girls in pink, yellow and blue dresses. On the left, a man in white dhoti with gold border stands, and a seated priest in white with a sacred thread is at lower left. A gold lattice wall with cross-shaped cutouts forms the backdrop.

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A golden ceremonial throne stands on a red carpeted dais, flanked by a gold lion sculpture and an ornate gold-framed arch against a gold lattice wall. A person wearing an orange-red turban and a red-and-white garland sits on the throne, and a kneeling man in white clothes bows at its base. Children in colourful dresses and kurtas stand in a row to the right, with a girl in pink, one in a white dress and one in yellow. On the left, two men in white dhotis with gold borders stand, and a woman in white with a gold border sits on the dais, extending her hands. The swami figure on the throne is a probable identification from the turban, garland and throne setting, and the page attributes the event to a person, but the face is not clearly visible enough for confirmation.2015-11-01November 01 20152015-11-01A seated figure in an ochre-orange robe and matching orange turban with a red jewel sits on an ornate gold throne with red cushions, flanked by a golden lion sculpture and a carved gold backdrop with cross-shaped lattice panels. He wears a red and yellow flower garland and a gold-chain necklace, and rests one hand on the head of a young girl in a cream dress who bends forward before him. Around the throne, children in colourful dresses and shirts stand in a line holding white paper, while a woman in a cream sari with gold border and a man in white dhoti with gold border stand nearby. a person: the seated figure wears an orange turban, orange robe, flower garland and gold necklace, in the role of a seated teacher receiving devotees on the throne.2015-11-01A seated figure on an ornate gold throne with a lion-shaped golden armrest and carved gold backdrop, wearing an orange-red turban, a red and orange shawl and a multicoloured flower garland. A small boy in white kneels on the red carpet before the throne, while adults in white dhotis with gold borders and a woman in a blue and gold sari stand nearby, some offering items toward the seated figure. Brass oil lamps stand at the sides of the throne.2015-11-01Photograph of a ceremonial stage with an ornate gold-carved throne backed by a gold lattice panel. A seated figure in an orange-red turban, saffron-orange robe, and marigold garland sits on the throne beside a golden lion carving, holding papers, with a red cushion and tiger-striped cloth. Children in colourful dresses and a dark-haired woman in a brown outfit gather close in front of the throne. To the left, a standing attendant in white dhoti with gold border and a kneeling man in white with a brown rudraksha-style necklace attend nearby. The figure's appearance is consistent with the candidate described on the page, but uncertain.2015-11-01A photograph in a red-curtained hall shows a seated man on an ornate gilded throne with a lion-carved armrest and a tiger-skin cushion. He wears a red-orange turban, an orange-saffron shawl over a red-orange garment, a long multi-strand gold-beaded garland, and a gold pendant. Around him, children in white shirts and white dhoti-style garments gather; a boy in white kneels at his feet and another stands on the left in white, while a girl in white with braided hair stands in the foreground and a woman in orange attire stands behind the throne. A gilded lamp stand with a flame and a golden bird finial sits beside the throne. The man's visible cues include the turban, saffron clothing and rudraksha-style ornamentation, consistent with the page's claim, so this is an appearance-based probable identification. The people count is 7 to 8 visible.2015-11-11November 11 20152015-11-11October 31 20152015-10-31November 01 20152015-11-01A seated figure on an ornate gold throne with a red tiger-stripe cushion is wearing an orange turban with peacock feathers and a red plume, long beaded necklaces and bangles, and orange robes. He smiles while a woman in orange and yellow attire holds a tray of offerings and another attendant stands behind. A man in white dhoti with a gold border kneels before the throne, head bowed, in a padapuja. A gold lion figure and fruit sit at the lower left and bottom. Blue patterned drapery frames the scene.2014-08-17A photograph of a satsang or initiation moment indoors in a gold-ornate hall with a lattice-patterned gold wall behind. A seated man in a red-orange turban, orange-and-gold draped robe, and layered beaded and gold necklaces extends his right hand toward a young boy's head. The boy wears a bright yellow polo shirt with a name badge. Beside them a woman in white with a white shawl, rudraksha mala, and a forehead mark watches. A child in a blue t-shirt stands in the background, and a gold ornamental vessel sits near the seated man on a red cushion. a person cues are the orange-red turban, ornate beads and robe; the seated figure is an appearance-based candidate and the page does not place him at this event, so the identity is uncertain.2015-08-26A seated figure sits cross-legged on an ornate golden throne (peetha) flanked by two golden lion sculptures, against a gold lattice wall with cross-shaped cutouts. The figure wears a red-orange turban with a small emblem, an orange-red robe with a yellow border, a long gold-and-bead necklace with a pendant, and bare feet. Both hands are raised in front of the chest in a mudra. Red and striped cushions cover the throne. a person is shown in person, identified only by these appearance cues: a saffron turban, saffron robes and ceremonial gold necklace on a golden throne. Watermarked photo; no other people visible.2015-11-01