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A large printed life-size cutout portrait of a seated man in an orange-rust turban with a gold emblem, rudraksha-style gold and floral garlands, gold armlets and bangles, wearing rust-orange robes with gold border, seated on a tiger-skin-patterned cloth draped over a throne in front of gold satin curtains. Hibiscus flowers and a yellow flower rest on a green and gold brocade cushion in front of the cutout. No live people are visible; the figure is a printed depiction.

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A large printed photograph of a seated man in an orange-red turban and orange-red robe with gold border is propped on a chair draped with a tiger-striped cloth. He wears heavy gold necklaces, rudraksha-style beads, and fresh flower garlands in pink, red, and green, and raises one hand in blessing. A bright yellow satin backdrop hangs behind him. In front, a green and gold embroidered cloth holds a small brass arrangement with a red flower and star-shaped ornaments. The printed portrait is shown in a room with white tile flooring, and no physical people are visible in the scene.2024-05-12A large printed cutout portrait of a smiling man seated cross-legged on a tiger-print cloth, set before gold curtains. He wears a rust-orange turban with a jewelled ornament, an orange-brown robe with gold border, a heavy gold necklace with pink and red flower garlands, gold armbands and bangles, and holds one hand raised in blessing. In front of the cutout stands a green and gold embroidered cushion or altar cloth with yellow flowers, small brass items and a white flower, on a gold brocade surface. A green and pink flower garland hangs at the left edge. No live people are visible in the frame.2024-10-31A large printed cut-out portrait of a seated guru figure stands on a golden-draped throne with a tiger-skin cloth on its seat. The figure wears a rust-orange turban with a gold ornament, a rust-orange robe with gold border, layered gold and floral garlands, a gold pendant and gold armbands. The right hand is raised in blessing, the left rests open on the knee. Behind is a backdrop of yellow silk curtains with a hanging red, pink and green flower garland on the left. In front of the throne, a green embroidered cushion holds an orange flower arrangement. No physical people are present in the scene.A life-size cutout standing in a room with yellow satin drapes and tiled floor. A smiling man in a rust-orange turban with a gold ornament, and orange robes with a gold trim, sits cross-legged on a tiger-striped cloth draped over a golden cushion. He wears layered gold and bead necklaces with a large gold pendant, gold bangles, and a garland of pink, red and green flowers hangs at the left edge. His right hand is raised in blessing. In front, a green embroidered cloth holds a small arrangement of orange flowers and a pair of small brass or bronze items. The figure is a printed photographic depiction, not a physical person, so no physical people are present.2024-08-12A seated man in a rust-red turban and matching red-orange robes sits cross-legged on a tiger-print cloth against yellow drapes, raising one hand in blessing. He wears layered gold necklaces with a red and pink flower garland, gold armlets and bangles, and a red tilak mark. In front of him on a green and gold embroidered cloth lie white and yellow flowers and leaves, possibly an offering. Swamiji (probable): long dark hair under the turban, saffron-toned ceremonial robes and rudraksha-style gold necklaces are visible cues, and the page identifies this event as Swamiji's, but the figure is seated in a ceremonial setting and the appearance is only partly clear.2024-04-11A photograph of a seated man on a tiger-skin cloth in front of gold drapery. He wears a rust-red turban with a gold jewelled ornament, a rust-red robe with gold border, layered gold necklaces with a gold pendant, multiple gold armbands and bangles, and red-pink-green flower garlands. His right hand is raised in blessing. In front of him is a green embroidered cushion decorated with yellow and blue flowers and leaves. Swamiji (probable): the rust-red turban, ornate gold jewellery and rudraksha-style adornments fit the page's reference to the presiding teacher, and he is seated in a teacher's position. The man is shown in person on a photographic print, so the candidate is a depiction-style photo of a person.2024-05-11A life-size printed cutout photograph of a man seated cross-legged on a tiger-skin mat in front of a gold-and-yellow curtain, with a green embroidered cushion and gold cloth in front, and a pair of brass sandals placed on the cushion. The figure wears a rust-orange turban with a small gold emblem, a rust-orange robe with gold border, layered gold and floral garlands, gold armbands and bangles, and raises one hand in blessing. A strand of red, pink and green paper flowers hangs at the left edge. Because the figure is a printed depiction, it is not a physical person present; the photo's subject appears as a depiction of a robed guru, and the pictured figure is identified by the page as Swamiji with a probable appearance match on distinctive turban, garland and robe cues.2024-09-11A photograph of a large printed portrait. He wears heavy gold necklaces, a gold pendant, gold bangles and an armlet, and a flower garland in red, pink and green. He sits in lotus-style posture on a tiger-striped cloth, with a green and gold embroidered cushion holding a small arrangement of red flowers in front. Gold curtains form the backdrop, and a partial sign with letters appears at the right edge. Per the page, this is the Swamiji depiction, with appearance cues of a rust-red turban, gold ornaments and a saffron-toned robe, marked as probable.2024-06-12A large printed photograph or cutout of a seated figure in a rust-red turban with a gold ornament at the front, wearing a rust-red robe, multiple gold chain necklaces with pink and red flower garlands, gold armbands and bangles. The figure sits cross-legged with palms pressed together in greeting, on a tiger-skin-patterned cloth. Below is a red embroidered cloth with gold trim holding a small floral arrangement of white and pink flowers and greenery, set on a gold draped surface. Yellow curtains and a garland hang at the sides. The figure is a depiction on a print, not a physical person.A printed photograph of a seated figure in a rust-red turban with a gold ornament, wearing rust-red robes with gold border, multiple gold chains, a gold necklace pendant, flower garlands with red and pink blossoms, and gold armlets and bracelets. The figure sits cross-legged on a tiger-print cloth against a yellow drape, with a green and gold embroidered cushion holding a red flower offering and small brass items in front. Appearance cues include a turban, rust-red robes and rudraksha-style gold adornment, so this is a Swamiji (probable) depiction shown as a printed photo rather than a person present in the room.A large printed photograph or cutout of a seated figure in a rust-red turban with a gold emblem, wearing rust-red and orange robes with gold border, multiple gold chains with floral garlands in pink and red, gold armlets and bangles, seated in lotus-style posture on a tiger-skin cloth before gold brocade cushions and a red velvet altar cushion decorated with flowers, against yellow drapes. Swamiji (probable): the figure has a red turban, saffron-orange robes, ornate gold necklaces and rudraksha-style garlands, consistent with the page's reference to Swamiji, though the appearance is only partly confirmed; it is a depiction, not a live person.A large printed portrait of a seated man in rust-orange robes and an orange turban, with a black-and-white tiger skin beneath him, gold-yellow drapery behind, and a gold-embellished ceremonial pillow in front. He wears heavy gold necklaces, a gold pendant with an ornate medallion, multicoloured flower garlands of red, pink and yellow, gold armlets and bangles, and a raised right hand in blessing. In front of the portrait sits a green embroidered cloth holding a small arrangement of green leaves, white flowers, blue flowers and a brass lamp. The image is a printed portrait, not a physical person, so it counts as a depiction. Swamiji (probable): the portrait shows orange robes, an orange turban, heavy gold necklaces and rudraksha-style adornments associated with the page's subject, and the page indicates the event involved Swamiji.