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A square wooden stool with a woven rope or jute seat and turned reddish-brown wooden legs sits on a pinkish-brown floor. A brown plaque on the seat shows a glowing yellow lotus petal ring around a dark circle containing a red-orange Sanskrit syllable, above the words "Facing fear" and "the Swadhishtana chakra" in dark italic lettering. No people are visible.

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Overhead photo of a small square wooden stool with turned dark-brown wooden legs and a woven rope-wrapped frame, resting on a pinkish-mauve floor. Centred on the seat is a square brown card panel showing a yellow-orange lotus with a dark circle containing a reddish Sanskrit seed syllable, beneath which is printed the text 'Facing fear the Swadhishtana chakra'. No people are visible.2010-01-04 +1 copiesJanuary 04 20102010-01-04A photograph of a small square wooden stool with a woven rope-wrapped frame and four turned wooden legs, resting on a reddish-brown surface. The seat has a painted panel showing a yellow lotus petal ring around a green circle containing a red inverted triangle and a white swirl, the Manipuraka chakra symbol. Below it is a caption in script reading Living without worries, with the Manipuraka chakra beneath. No people are visible.2010-01-04 +1 copiesA top-down photograph of a small square wooden stool with turned wooden corner posts wrapped in twisted jute rope, resting on a reddish-brown surface. The stool's seat has a tan card panel showing a blue lotus-petalled Vishuddhi chakra with a central downward triangle and a Sanskrit seed syllable in orange, with a caption beneath reading 'Freedom from jealousy - the Vishuddhi chakra'. No people are visible.2010-01-04 +1 copiesA small square wooden stool with turned brown wooden legs and a woven jute cord wrapped around its frame sits on a reddish-brown surface. On its top is a square panel showing a purple and white lotus-petal motif around a dark purple circle containing a gold triangle and an Om symbol, with the printed words Shedding the ego beneath, followed by the Ajna chakra. No people are visible.2010-01-04 +1 copiesA square wooden puja seat or chowki with a silver-coloured metal rim and short silver ball-tipped feet, standing on an orange cloth. Its top is painted with a central peacock in a circular medallion, surrounded by a white border with red, orange, green and purple floral scrollwork and a purple band with repeated motifs. No people are visible; the seat is empty and unoccupied.2006-12-11Close-up photograph of a bare foot stepping onto a wooden padukapuja board inlaid with a rope or cord border and a decorative design, placed on a white-draped platform. The person's legs wear rust-red trousers with gold trim, and a tiger-striped cloth and gold-embellished seat are visible behind. The setting appears to be a ceremonial stage in an ashram hall with red carpeting in the foreground.2013-12-03A photograph taken from above of an empty low stone seat on a grey concrete floor. The rectangular seat is yellow-ochre with a speckled granite surface and has four small red-rimmed holes at its corners. Behind it, an orange cloth lies on the floor, with a striped border in purple, yellow and red at the top left. A thin metal stand leg is visible at the far left edge. No people are present in the scene.2010-12-23Close-up photograph of a wooden hand-operated device. Natural cotton-like rope is wound around the handle and tied around the frame. The background is blurred, showing colourful cloth or textiles. No people are visible.2017-12-20Photograph of an empty wooden armchair with a pink cushion and reddish-brown upholstered seat, placed on a stage before painted panels with blue borders, carved scroll motifs, and a large pink and yellow flower design. No people are visible; the chair is unoccupied and set against a dark wooden backdrop.2015-12-17November 26 20162016-11-26 +1 copiesA photograph of a rolled or curved copper sheet lying flat on a bright yellow surface. The copper is tarnished and mottled with reddish-brown patches, and an engraved Sri Yantra diagram of interlocking upward and downward triangles within concentric circles is visible on its face. No people are present; the object appears to be a ritual item from a childhood puja collection.