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Close photo of hands passing a folded orange cloth. In the left foreground a person in a yellow shirt with white trim holds the cloth toward a figure in orange robes on the right, partially blurred. Orange fabric dominates the frame. No visible face is clearly shown, so the identity of the robed figure is uncertain.

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A blurred photograph in warm low light showing a shaved-headed figure in an orange-saffron garment with a yellow inner cloth, seated and leaning forward. Two hands reach into the frame: one resting on the orange-draped shoulder area at lower left, another extended from the upper right over the figure's body. A person in orange cloth occupies the right edge. Red fabric is visible in the background. The figure's face is obscured by motion and focus, and the scene suggests a devotional or blessing moment in satsang.2012-07-07A close photograph of a man's hand holding a folded bundle of saffron-orange cloth, with a white paper or card tucked into its top edge. The hand emerges from the right, wearing an orange shawl, and sits near a seated figure in dark maroon fabric. On the left, a person in red clothing with dark braided hair is partly visible, and a yellow-and-white ring-shaped object hangs near the cloth. The background is softly blurred in red and orange tones. No face is shown and no one can be identified by appearance.2012-07-07A blurred close-up photograph of a hand holding a folded saffron-orange cloth against a dark maroon garment, with a white paper held above in the upper frame. Only a forearm and hand of one person are visible, reading as a seated satsang moment. The cloth appears to be a folded orange shawl or wrap, and the scene suggests a gift being presented or held during discourse.2012-07-07July 07 20122012-07-07Close-up photograph of a person's hands folding a saffron-orange cloth with red printed letters, held in the lap. The fabric is a folded orange sheet or shawl with partial red text visible. Behind it, another person's hand rests on the orange-clad lap, and a maroon velvet cushion or garment edge is visible at lower right. Warm, dim lighting. Only hands and forearms are visible, so no full figure can be identified.2012-07-07Close-up photograph of a woman in a green, brown and orange patterned tunic and gold and beaded bangles reaching forward to receive a folded orange cloth held out by a hand in the foreground. Behind, the blurred orange robe of another person and a soft glowing light suggest a satsang or ashram setting. The focus is on the exchange of the cloth between hands.2012-07-07July 07 20122012-07-07Photograph of a towel-distribution moment at an outdoor relief event. A man in an orange sannyasi-style garment with a rudraksha mala and a pendant necklace holds out a folded cloth bundle wrapped in clear plastic, patterned in maroon, white and black. A woman with long curly dark hair, in an orange top, reaches to receive it. Men in white shirts stand behind and beside them, and another plastic-wrapped bundle is visible at the right edge. No readable signage is visible.2012-01-04July 07 20122012-07-07A woman with shoulder-length dark hair leans forward toward a standing man, offering a folded white envelope and an orange cloth bundle. She wears a yellow shawl and a rudraksha-style red thread at her wrist. Behind her, an older man in an orange robe and orange head wrap looks down at her. Another person in white stands at the left edge, and an indistinct figure is visible at the right. The setting appears to be an indoor hall.2014-03-25A photograph of a man in a red shawl and rust-brown dhoti, with white vibhuti marks on his forehead and a rudraksha mala at his waist, reaching up to drape an orange shawl over the head of a younger person in a peach-coloured robe. Behind them, other people in orange and red clothing stand in a plain room with pale grey walls and a cream sofa. The man's face is turned toward the recipient with a smile. Swamiji (probable): the man in the red shawl shows long swept-back hair and a rudraksha mala at his waist, and is the one bestowing the shawl.2013-02-08December 31 20152015-12-31