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A photograph of a projection screen in a dim room showing a slide titled "The Five Yamas" with a numbered list: 1) Ahimsa, 2) Satya, 3) Asteya, 4) Aparigraha, 5) Bramacharya. The light blue projected slide is angled across the frame, with a wall and dark wooden panel visible at the left edge. No physical people are visible in the frame.

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A projector screen in a plain room with beige walls displays a slide with concentric arched rings labelled from outer to inner: Annamaya kosha, Pranamaya kosha, Manomaya kosha, Vijnanamaya kosha and Anandamaya kosha. A software toolbar is partly visible across the top of the projected slide. No people are visible in the frame.2011-08-29 +1 copiesJune 22 20092009-06-22A photograph of a wall-mounted projector screen in a room with beige walls and a dark curtain at the right edge. The screen shows a projected image of a seated figure in orange robes with a tall orange headwear, surrounded by pink flowers and greenery. No people are physically visible in the room.2011-09-27A photograph of a long-haired man in an orange sleeveless garment with a dark rudraksha mala draped across his chest, standing at a wooden lectern with a microphone on a stand. He wears a red bindi and raises one index finger while speaking. Behind him a projection screen shows slides with white and yellow text on a red background, and dark red curtains hang to the left. Swamiji (probable) is shown here: the long swept-back hair, orange clothing and rudraksha mala are the cues. He is addressing an audience seen only as a partial shape in the lower foreground.2009-12-30A photograph of a projection screen in a hall with a metal railing in the foreground. On the screen, a video still shows a seated figure in orange robes with rudraksha malas and ceremonial gold necklaces, with a vertical white mark on the forehead, seated before an ornate golden chair with a rounded back and an orange backdrop with bokeh lights. A microphone stand is in front of the figure. No physical people are visible in the hall. A copyright notice is printed at lower right.2011-07-29Indoor hall photographed from behind a seated audience on the floor. A large projector screen shows a man in orange robes with a rudraksha mala and a gilded arched throne behind him, a depiction on screen. Audience members face the screen, mostly women in white and cream dhotis or saris with yellow or green borders, a woman in a yellow top, a woman in pink, and a child in dark clothing at left. A white flip chart with handwritten notes stands on an easel near the staircase. Brass items and a small oil lamp sit on the floor in front. Metal railings and white steps are visible at left.2011-08-03A seated audience of women in sarees, mostly with hair in braids or tied back, sits on the floor of a hall facing a large projection screen. The screen shows a man in saffron-orange robes with a rudraksha mala, seated before an ornate white arch with orange floral motifs. Some women hold phones or cameras. To the right, a woman in a pink-and-white saree sits at a low wooden table holding a tablet, with a small lamp and a tray nearby. A man in orange clothing sits in the lower right corner. A projected starry, blue galaxy image fills the left side of the stage, and a black speaker hangs on the wall above the screen.2011-07-29December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30A photograph of a projection screen in a hall with a metal railing in front. The screen shows a live or recorded video of a man seated on an ornate white and gold throne-like chair with a round carved backrest, wearing an orange-saffron robe and a long beaded necklace of rudraksha-style beads, gesturing with his right hand. Behind him are soft pink and red bokeh circles. a person on-screen figure is shown with a saffron robe and beaded mala, which are the qualifying cues here, and he is seated on a throne, so this is a depiction on a screen rather than a person in the room.2011-07-29December 30 20092009-12-30June 01 20092009-06-01