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A close photograph of a shaved-headed man in saffron-orange robes holding a black microphone to his mouth while speaking, with a dark rudraksha mala around his neck and a gold bangle on his wrist. Behind him, two other saffron-robed monastics sit on a red-upholstered seat with a gold trim, one with a shaved head and a light tilak mark on the forehead. A partial face is visible at the far left edge. The setting appears to be a formal discourse hall with a blue and red backdrop.

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October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23October 23 20102010-10-23A photograph of several shaven-headed monks in saffron-orange robes seated in a row on a stage during a discourse. A monk on the left in white garments holds a black handheld microphone toward the group while gesturing. The monk second from left in orange speaks with mouth open and eyes forward. A monk in the centre wears a rudraksha mala and holds a microphone. Two monks on the right sit in orange robes, one looking down. Behind them is a gold-trimmed red throne-like seat and a golden backdrop with draped navy and red fabric. The setting suggests a satsang or teaching session.2010-10-23Photograph of two saffron-robed monastics seated at an orange-draped table in a hall. On the left, a shaved-headed man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a red tilak on his forehead looks toward the camera. In the centre, a shaved-headed man in an orange shawl speaks into a microphone, his hand resting on the table. Behind them, a person in white clothing sits at the table, and another person in orange appears in the background at right. Microphones and a white folded cloth sit on the table.2010-10-24Close photograph of a shaved-headed man in orange robes speaking into microphones, with several other men in orange clothing seated beside him. The central man wears thin-framed glasses, a red bindi and a rudraksha-style bead necklace, and his ceremonial clothes are saffron. On the left and right, other men wear white tilak lines on their foreheads.2007-02-02October 23 20102010-10-23Several shaven-headed men in saffron-orange robes sit close together on the floor during a satsang discussion. The man at right holds a black handheld microphone and speaks, smiling, with a rudraksha mala around his neck. Beside him, a bald man in orange grins, wearing a beaded mala and wrist bands. Further left, another smiling man in orange sits with his hands resting near a brass-toned object, and a foreground head is partly cropped. Warm, low lighting shows orange cushions and a plastic bottle at the lower left, with more seated devotees in orange blurred in the background. No figure is clearly identifiable as a person by appearance, so the candidate is unsure.2016-07-12A close photograph of a shaved-headed man in saffron-orange robes speaking into a black handheld microphone held in his right hand, wearing a rudraksha mala and a gold-toned bangle. Beside him, another shaved-headed man in orange robes with a red tilak on his forehead sits attentively, and more orange-robed people are partly visible at the right edge.2010-10-23Photograph of a seated group at an indoor satsang or discourse. In the centre, a shaved-headed man in a rust-brown shawl holds a black microphone to his mouth and speaks, a rudraksha-style bead band visible on his upper arm. To the right, a smiling young man in an orange shawl sits bare-chested, and further right another man in orange is partly visible. Behind them, a large audience in white and orange clothing fills a bright hall with pink and red decor. No figure in the frame has long swept-back hair, a crown or ornate gold jewellery, so no a person candidate is visible.2017-03-14February 16 20132013-02-16Photograph of a satsang discourse seated at a long orange-draped table with microphones on stands. Two shaven-headed men in saffron-orange robes sit on the left and centre, and a shaven-headed man in white kurta with an orange shawl sits on the right, leaning forward toward the microphones. A purple-and-gold embroidered cloth is folded on the orange-covered seating behind them, and a wooden door is in the background. The appearance of the central figure in orange is not sufficient to establish identity, so he is described only by role as a speaker or sannyasi.2010-10-24