Skip to content
Nithyanandapedia
June 10 2009

More like this

Open the gallery
Close-up photograph of a man's right hand resting on folded saffron-orange cloth. The hand is held in a mudra-like curl with fingers gently bent, and a small smear of red kumkum or vermilion marks the fingertip. Only the forearm and hand are visible, so no face or identifiable features appear.2007-02-02May 26 20062006-05-26Close-up photograph of two pairs of hands in a mudra-like gesture against orange saffron robes. In the foreground, a person in orange robes holds their fingers interlaced with another person's hand, with a red thread or mark visible near the fingertips. A second person in orange clothing is partly visible at the left edge against a red and orange fabric background. No faces are shown, and no one can be identified from the hands alone. The setting appears to be an indoor satsang or ritual gathering.2013-09-26May 22 20062006-05-22December 19 20152015-12-19September 16 20112011-09-16May 26 20062006-05-26Close-up photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes, with hands clasped together in the lap. Only the forearms, hands and folded orange cloth are visible; no face, head or setting is shown. The fingers are interlaced with the right thumb resting over the left hand, a seated meditative posture. The orange fabric fills most of the frame.2010-09-05September 21 20132013-09-21May 25 20062006-05-25August 20 20062006-08-20October 07 20122012-10-07 +1 copies