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A stage photograph at an ashram event. A seated man on a large ornate silver throne wears an orange-red turban, rudraksha mala beads and an orange-saffron robe, with a leopard-print cloth draped over the chair; he smiles while a man in a white shirt and camouflage trousers kneels before him with palms joined, bowing low. On the left, a bearded older man in a grey waistcoat and white shirt stands with hands clasped, watching. Behind them are painted deity statues with multiple arms, a golden trident and a painted backdrop with ornate pillars and lotus motifs. Three people are visible.

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October 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03Photograph of a stage event at an ashram hall. A bearded older man in a grey vest over a white shirt stands at left, palms pressed together in greeting, holding a microphone. Seated on a large ornate silver throne with leopard-print cushions is a man with a red-orange turban, rudraksha mala beads and an orange-saffron cloth draped over his bare chest, smiling with arms extended. Behind them stands a painted deity murti with four arms, holding a trident-like staff and a lotus, with a green shawl and red dhoti. A tall ceremonial staff with a trident top stands beside the throne. Probable Swamiji (probable) seated on the throne, identified by turban, rudraksha mala and saffron cloth.2017-10-03October 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +2 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03 +1 copiesOctober 03 20172017-10-03A seated figure on an ornate silver throne with leopard-print cushions, wearing a rust-orange turban, orange robes and rudraksha malas, hands pressed together in greeting. Beside the throne stands a silver trident. To the left, a bald, bearded older man in a white shirt and grey vest, with an orange shawl, presses his palms together, while several young men in orange shawls hold red booklets. Behind them are painted deity panels with lotus-topped pillars.2017-10-03 +1 copies