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Close-up photo of a person in orange saffron robes writing with a ballpoint pen on a white form. Their other hand rests flat on the form, and a gold ornament is visible at the neck. The form bears the red-and-white Hindu Dharma Sakthi logo at its top right, with a small Tamil heading and fields filled in by hand in blue ink. Beneath is a white cloth and a spiral notebook with a green-and-red edge. Only hands and forearms of one person are visible, with no face shown.

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Close photo of a person's hands signing a printed form on a white paper pad resting on a dark notebook. A person in orange saffron cloth with gold trim sits beside them, wearing a gold bracelet on the wrist. The form carries a red logo at top right and the printed organisation name HINDU DHARMA SAKTHI with its address. The left hand grips a black pen and writes in Tamil script on the form, while the right hand is pressed flat on the page. Printed copyright text overlays the lower right corner.2011-02-20Close-up photograph of a person's hand pressed flat on a printed white form headed HINDU DARMA SAKTHI with a red logo panel and Tamil text. A second hand holding a black ballpoint pen rests at the upper left. The form lies on orange cloth with a gold-bordered edge, and a gold bangle and chain are visible at the top edge. No faces are visible, and no one's identity can be determined from the image.2011-02-20May 10 20122012-05-10Close-up photograph of a person in saffron-orange robes wearing a long rudraksha mala, writing with a blue ballpoint pen on a printed grid form filled with Tamil text and handwritten red and purple notes. A second person's hand rests on the left edge of the paper, holding a sheet or booklet. The writer's hands are the focal point, with the mala visible across the top.2007-01-12May 10 20122012-05-10May 10 20122012-05-10A seated man in an orange saffron garment with a heavy gold ceremonial necklace of round gold beads writes in an open ledger with a green pen. He has long dark hair, white markings on his forehead and a red tilak dot. The ledger lies on a purple cloth with gold embroidery, and a yellow cloth bag printed with red text sits at left. A red chair is visible behind him, and a person's hand holding a paper appears at the top edge. The image carries a date stamp reading 19 11 2005.2005-11-19Close-up photo of a hand writing with a blue pen on a printed Tamil-language booklet lying on an orange cloth. The booklet has a red circular emblem at top, Tamil headings and body text, and small coloured photo thumbnails, including one portrait of a smiling man with white hair and a beaded necklace, a printed picture rather than a physical person. Another hand rests on the page and a blue pen is held above the sheets.2012-05-10A close photograph of a person in an orange robe writing with a blue pen in a large cream-paged guestbook lying open on a white cloth-covered table. The writer wears a gold beaded necklace of the kind seen with ceremonial dress. Beside the book, a brass plate holds a small brass vessel, and a fringed orange-and-gold cloth lies at the left edge. A second hand rests on the table at the top left, wearing a white garment. Only hands, arms and the upper robe are visible, so no face shows. The handwritten entry is in an Indian script.2009-01-14A visitors' guest book lies open on a glass counter, its pages covered in handwritten blue ink in Tamil script. A hand holding a blue ballpoint pen rests on the left page. Beside it, a seated person in an orange robe with a long rudraksha mala sits with hands clasped near a chair. Scattered on the glass are printed postcards and a colourful picture of a deity, plus a photograph of a sea and mountain scene. Only hands and torso are visible, so the seated figure's face and identity are not shown.2009-01-12Close-up photograph of a person seated cross-legged, holding a white printed booklet open on their lap with a green-barrelled pen in the right hand. The visible clothing is orange fabric with a row of dark rudraksha-style beads strung along the edge, and a red cloth lies beside the booklet. Only hands, arms and part of the torso are visible, with no face shown, and the pages carry small printed Sanskrit or English text. The person appears to be reading or writing during a ritual or satsang session.2006-10-21January 14 20092009-01-14