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A photograph of a person seated in front of a floral alcove decorated with white jasmine garlands, red and yellow flowers, and a gilded deity relief at the top. The central figure, with long dark hair and a red-brown cushioned back rest, sits with palms pressed together in namaskar and eyes closed, wearing a saffron-orange cloth and a garland with red, white and blue beads, plus gold ornaments. At left, a second man with a grey beard and saffron robe reads from a book beside a blue and orange striped cloth. The setting looks like a dim evening ritual or satsang stage.

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A photo of a ceremonial welcome at a floral-decorated stage. A bearded priest with a bare chest, orange dhoti and orange-yellow garland holds a bundle of yellow marigolds and offers it to a long-haired man in an orange shawl and green-and-white garland who stands with palms joined in namaskar, head bowed. A white-bearded elder with white vibhuti marks stands at the left edge. Behind them are large floral arches of orange, yellow, purple and red blooms and a gold-carved throne. a person: the standing man has long swept-back hair, an orange shawl and a garland, a presentation consistent with the page, though the appearance is only partially distinctive. The scene is a satsang-style reception with garlands and flower offerings.2010-10-24September 17 20062006-09-17A photograph of a man seated on an orange-cushioned throne-like seat, dressed in saffron-orange robes with a white and red flower garland and a gold bead necklace, with long dark hair swept back and a red tilak on his forehead. He sits in front of a dense backdrop of white jasmine strands, pink and red gladioli, yellow marigolds and purple flowers, with a silver trident (trishul) standing to his right. A second man in orange robes sits partly visible at the right edge. The seated man is an appearance-based probable Swamiji (saffron robes, long hair, rudraksha-style gold beads, flower garland, throne-like seat), seated in a flower-decorated setting during a Guru Poornima event.2010-07-25December 30 20062006-12-30December 15 20072007-12-15December 30 20062006-12-30November 20 20132013-11-20December 30 20062006-12-30January 01 20122012-01-01February 10 20132013-02-10December 27 20062006-12-27December 31 20062006-12-31