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A smiling man in a white turban decorated with a green feather and a jeweled brooch, wearing a green bandhani-patterned kurta, rudraksha mala and silver-trimmed white stole, extends a folded paper toward a man with short hair and a white shirt beside him. Two other men stand at left, one in glasses and one with curly hair in a grey shirt. A blurred warm lamp display glows in the background. The turbaned man's clothing and bead garland are distinctive, but his face and identity cannot be established from the image, so no identification is made.

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August 29 20112011-08-29A photograph of a satsang-style gathering where a person in a white turban with a jeweled ornament and a green and red bandhani-patterned outfit with a white shawl places a hand on the forehead of a man in a white t-shirt with a rudraksha mala. The man in white has his palms pressed together and eyes lowered in a receptive posture. Other attendees stand beside them, including a man in a grey shirt with a lanyard and a figure in orange robes at the left edge. The turbaned person holds a folded white paper in the other hand. A blurred golden floral backdrop with warm lights sits behind. The turbaned figure is a presenter or attendant; no appearance-based identification is made.2011-08-29 +1 copiesIndoor satsang hall photo. A smiling man in a white turban with a peacock-feather and jewelled ornament, wearing a green bandhani-patterned kurta and layered rudraksha malas, raises a hand in greeting. An older man in white at left presses his palms together in namaskar, and a younger man beside him bows his head with hands folded. Behind them a young man in white with glasses also holds his hands together. Framed devotional pictures hang on a wall with red drapes and warm lights.2011-08-29 +1 copiesAugust 29 20112011-08-29 +1 copiesDecember 23 20112011-12-23August 29 20112011-08-29 +1 copiesDecember 13 20112011-12-13A photograph of a discussion at an indoor gathering. On the left, a man with swept-back dark hair and a black rudraksha mala wears a white kurta and holds a small white item in his open palm while gesturing with his other hand. On the right, a figure with long dark hair and beard wears a white crown with gold band and a light green embroidered kurta, holding a white cloth. Behind them, a shaved-headed man in white with a tilak stands near another man in white with a mala, and a woman appears at the edge. Orange flowers sit in the lower right corner.2010-09-02December 23 20112011-12-23A smiling man in a cream silk turban with a gold brooch and a red bindi wears a white dhoti-style garment draped over his shoulder, with long strands of rudraksha beads and a garland of yellow fruit hung around his neck and wrapped on his arm. He holds a folded white paper in his hand while another man in white extends an arm toward him, and several people in white clothes stand around, with a cropped figure at the right edge. The setting appears to be a temple or ashram hall with a red curtain in the background. a person's presence cannot be confirmed from appearance, and the page does not name him for this event.A photograph of a man in a white turban and green shawl with gold beads, bare-chested, receiving a folded paper from a smiling man in white kurta and rimless glasses at an indoor event. The turbaned figure has long curly hair and gold necklaces. Behind them a monk in orange robes stands at right and another person in white stands in the background against a dark red curtain.2010-09-19Close photograph of a smiling man in a pale cream silk turban and white kurta, a white flower garland with red roses and green leaves draped over his shoulders, a gold ornamental necklace at his chest, and a red tilak on his forehead. He looks down at a folded paper held in his hands. Beside him, a younger man in a blue shirt with a rudraksha mala has his hand raised toward the first man's head, appearing to bless or touch him. Golden decorations and flowers fill the background. The page does not indicate a person is present, so no candidate is identified.2009-06-22