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A photograph of a satsang hall where a man in a rust-orange robe and a long rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gold throne carved with lion heads, one arm extended toward the audience. Long dark hair and a full beard frame his face. Behind him hangs a painting of a seated saffron-clad figure. Seated devotees in white clothes with rust-red shawls fill the foreground, with a microphone on a stand at right and white chairs along the back wall. Swamiji (probable): the seated speaker wears saffron/orange ceremonial robes, long swept-back hair and a rudraksha mala on the throne. He is the central speaker addressing the seated devotees.

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A satsang hall where a man in a rust-orange robe sits on an ornate golden throne with carved lion armrests, a brown leather seat and a golden trident leaning beside him. He wears a long rudraksha mala and wraps one arm across the armrest. Around him, seated devotees in white clothes with orange-red shawls listen, some wearing blindfolds. A painted portrait of a seated saint in red robes hangs on the wall behind, and a microphone stand and laptop sit at the front. A Swamiji (probable) figure is seated on the throne as the teacher, with long swept-back hair, rudraksha mala and orange robe. Visible people number roughly 20 to 30.2016-07-09A satsang in a hall with white-covered chairs. On the left, a man with long dark hair and a rust-red cloth draped over his shoulder sits on an ornate gold-carved throne with brown leather upholstery, speaking and smiling. The throne is set on a patterned carpet. Around him, seated devotees in white clothes with orange-red shawls listen attentively; several sit cross-legged on the floor. A large framed painting on the back wall shows a figure in meditation posture in orange robes. The appearance-based candidate on the throne shows long swept-back hair and orange-red clothing, but the image is not conclusive. Several people are visible in the foreground and middle ground.2016-07-09July 02 20162016-07-02A seated man in a gold-carved throne chair with lion-form arms and a red leather seat sits centrally in a hall, eyes closed, with a red-saffron cloth draped over his shoulders and a long dark beaded rudraksha-style mala at his chest; a small red mark is on his forehead and a microphone is at his face. A keyboard-like unit sits on a stand before him, and a tall gold trident stands at left. Around him seated devotees in white clothes with red-orange shawls and lanyards sit on chairs and mats, some with hands folded in prayer. A framed portrait of a seated, hands-folded figure hangs on the dark wood wall behind. a person is on the throne, shown by the distinctive dark hair, gold-carved throne, saffron-red cloth and mala cues.2016-07-03July 08 20162016-07-08July 08 20162016-07-08Indoor satsang in a hall with dark wood panelling. A man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on an ornate gold-and-brown throne with carved lion-head arms, holding a discourse. A tall gold trident stands at left, and a painting of a seated figure in orange hangs on the wall behind him. Seated devotees in white clothes with red-orange shawls fill the foreground and right, and a microphone stands near the throne. The seated man has long swept-back dark hair and rudraksha malas, which the page-matched cues support as a probable Swamiji, seated on the throne during satsang.2016-07-09July 16 20152015-07-16A seated man in orange-saffron robes with long swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala sits on a brown leather throne-style chair, holding a trident-topped staff and smiling while speaking into a microphone. Large audience members in white and red-orange shawls fill the foreground and sides, with many people seated in rows on a stage hall. Behind him are ornate gold-trimmed arches and a painted temple-style backdrop with flames and a gilded central shrine. a person, seated on the throne giving a satsang discourse to the gathered devotees, with the trident and rudraksha mala as distinguishing cues.2015-05-16July 16 20152015-07-16October 22 20152015-10-22 +1 copiesJune 30 20162016-06-30