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A photograph of two seated men on ornate golden thrones with red cushions and carved lion-shaped armrests, set against a painted blue wall with colourful pillars and a large wooden double door. The man on the left wears an orange robe, a mustard-coloured shawl over his shoulder, and dark-rimmed glasses, with hands held together in his lap. The man on the right wears a saffron-red robe, a rudraksha mala, a orange turban, and white markings on his arms, seated on a striped tiger-skin mat, with a smile and hands folded. Brass lamps stand beside the thrones. Two people are visible.

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Two seated men on ornate gilded thrones with red cushions and lion-carved armrests face forward on a stage in front of a large wooden door with painted blue and orange decorative pillars. The man on the left wears an orange-saffron robe and has a grey beard and glasses, his hands folded in his lap. The man on the right wears a rust-red wrap and a red-and-orange turban, with a long rudraksha mala around his neck, and his arms are spread wide in a gesture of talk. A tiger-skin cloth covers the platform before the right throne, and brass oil lamps stand at the edges of the stage.2013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22Two seated men on golden thrones in front of a large carved wooden door with a painted blue wall and decorated pillars. The man on the left wears an orange saffron robe, has a white forehead mark and sits with hands folded in his lap on a leopard-print cloth. The man on the right wears a maroon-red robe and a matching turban, a long beaded mala around his neck, white markings on his arms, and sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped seat with hands raised in a gesture. Both thrones are gilded with red velvet cushions. A brass oil lamp stands at the far left edge. A mala and ornate peetha setting suggests a satsang stage. No readable text is visible.2013-11-22Two seated figures sit on ornate gold thrones with red cushions in a temple-style hall. On the left, a man with a shaved head and white forehead marks, wearing saffron-orange robes, sits with palms together and bare feet. On the right, a figure in a red-maroon sari-style garment with a matching turban, a long rudraksha mala and gold ornaments sits with hands folded, on a throne draped with a tiger-print cloth. Between the thrones stands a closed wooden door, with a painted deity figure with a raised hand partly visible behind the right throne. Brass oil lamps stand at the sides and the walls are painted with colourful temple pillars and lotus motifs.2013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22Photo of two seated figures on large gilded thrones with red velvet cushions and lion-headed armrests in front of a painted temple-style backdrop with a wooden double door and pink-and-green pillars. On the left, a bald elderly sannyasi in orange robes sits with palms pressed together in namaste, a white forehead mark visible. On the right, a smiling person in maroon-and-red robes and an orange turban wears a rudraksha mala and ceremonial gold necklaces, seated on a tiger-skin draped throne with arms outstretched. Brass oil lamps stand beside the thrones.2013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22Two seated men on ornate golden thrones in a temple-style stage set with painted pink and green lotus-topped columns and a large wooden door behind them. The man on the left wears saffron-orange robes, a white forehead mark and folded hands, seated on a golden throne with red cushions and a leopard-print covering. The man on the right wears a maroon-red shawl and dhoti, a red turban, a rudraksha mala and gold ornaments, and smiles with his arm extended along the throne, seated on a tiger-skin covering. Golden lion sculptures flank both thrones, with brass oil lamps at the edges. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the man on the right, based on the turban, rudraksha mala, ornate maroon clothing and throne seating.2013-11-22November 22 20132013-11-22