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June 13 2004 - Himalayas Yatra Train journey

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Photograph taken inside a train sleeper compartment at night. A man reclines on a white berth, reading a book with a blue and green cover printed with the word India. He wears an orange turban, an orange shawl draped over bare shoulders, and long dark hair, with a pink and green striped blanket over his legs. Behind him a window with metal bars shows the platform outside, and a berth number 41 is visible on the wall. Swamiji (probable) appears to be the reader, identified by the orange turban, saffron shawl and long swept hair, with the page noting his train journey from Bengaluru to Delhi.2004-06-13A photograph taken inside a moving train carriage, with a blurred window and blue upholstered seat behind. A young person with long dark wavy hair wears a bright orange turban and an orange wrap over bare shoulders, seated near the window and looking off to the side. The white wall shows a small mark. a person appearance cues (long hair, saffron-orange turban and wrap) are present, but the image is dim and the identity is uncertain.2004-06-13A young man in an orange-saffron turban and orange shawl sits by a train compartment window with long dark hair falling over his shoulders, gazing out at blurred scenery. Pale blue cushioned seating and a wall with a small numbered plate are visible behind him.2004-06-13A man in an orange turban and orange sleeveless robe sits in a white wicker chair on a tiled balcony with a white balustrade, reading a small booklet held in both hands. He has long dark hair falling past his shoulders and wears a rudraksha mala across his chest. A second person's head with dark hair is partly visible in the lower right corner.2008-02-17June 13 2004 - Himalayas Yatra Train journey2004-06-13 +1 copiesJune 13 2004 - Himalayas Yatra Train journey2004-06-13A young man in a saffron-orange turban and saffron robe sits at a table reading a small magazine held in both hands, a finger pressed to his lips. He wears a long mala of dark rudraksha beads and has a red tilak mark on his forehead. A glass and a metal cup sit on the table, a blue chair stands behind him, and a sheer patterned curtain hangs by a window. A partly visible person in white stands at the right edge.January 18 20042004-01-18 +2 copiesA smiling man in a saffron-orange turban and matching saffron robe raises his right palm in greeting while holding a silver-tipped ceremonial sword with a dark hilt. He wears a long rudraksha mala of brown beads and a dark diagonal sash, with a red tilak on his forehead. The setting appears to be the interior of a vehicle, with luggage and bags on the overhead rack behind him. The sword and rudraksha mala fit the page's Sikh-community sword presentation context, but the figure's identity cannot be confirmed from appearance; he is best described as a saffron-clad devotee.December 17 20062006-12-17May 03 20042004-05-03 +1 copiesA man with long, swept-back black hair sits inside a vehicle with blue upholstered seats, wearing an orange saffron shawl over his shoulders and a rudraksha mala necklace. He has white vibhuti lines and a red kumkum dot on his forehead. Behind him, other people in orange and white clothing with gold-bordered cloth and malas are partly visible near a window. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, saffron shawl, rudraksha mala and vibhuti cues are consistent with the page's description of Nithyananda Paramashivam travelling with devotees for a Tiruvannamalai event.2008-01-02