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June 15 2004 - Himalayan Yatra - Delhi and Rishikesh

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A photograph of a seated figure in an orange-red robe with long dark hair, wearing a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace, placing a hand on the shoulder of a man in white clothes who is seated with his back to the camera. Behind them, orange shawls hang over chairs and a man with a lanyard and a seated man in white with an orange shawl watch. In the lower right, books and white flower petals lie on the floor. Four or so people are visible.2004-06-15A long-haired man in saffron-orange robes and a rudraksha mala sits on a green-armed chair, smiling as he reaches forward to accept a small orange book offered by a kneeling devotee in a cream and saffron shawl. Behind them, a crowd of men in white kurtas and orange cloth sits and stands, one man in orange holds another book, and a stack of books rests at the lower right.A long-haired figure in a rust-orange wrap, wearing a rudraksha mala and a gold pendant necklace, sits on a folding chair and smiles while an older man in white kneels before him, bowing with an orange cloth draped over his shoulders. Behind them, men in white kurtas with blue lanyards sit and stand, and a child peers from the right. Orange cloths hang on the left, and books and printed material lie on the ground at the lower right beside white flowers.March 27 20082008-03-27March 25 20082008-03-252004-FIRST-HIMALAYAN-YATRAJune 15 2004 - Himalayan Yatra - Delhi and Rishikesh2004-06-15March 23 20082008-03-23A seated figure in an orange robe with long dark hair and a rudraksha mala is placing a hand on the head of a devotee, while a bald child in orange sits on a lap nearby. Several white-clad devotees, one holding a mala, and a standing monk in orange stand around a white cushioned seat. A devotee in a yellow garment and a cushion with rudraksha beads and printed booklets lie in front. Multiple saffron-clad figures and devotees crowd a hall with a red curtain and a patterned banner behind. Probable Swamiji: the seated figure in orange with long hair and rudraksha mala is given blessings to a devotee in a hall, as a darshan setting, and the page identifies this event as a sarva darshan. The partly visible text reads Sri Nithyananda Paramashivam2008-03-23June 15 2004 - Himalayan Yatra - Delhi and Rishikesh2004-06-15March 27 20082008-03-27March 28 20082008-03-28