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Indoor photograph of a long-haired figure in a sleeveless saffron-orange robe seated on a white-covered raised seat, smiling and extending a hand toward a girl in a cream salwar with a long braid, who is joining her palms in greeting. Around them, devotees in white and orange stoles, a woman in glasses, and a boy in white reach forward or watch. Behind, a man in white with an orange shawl and rudraksha mala stands by a white-draped table holding flowers, sweets and a plate of offerings. A white fan and red curtain are visible, and a small trident is on the right of the seat.

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March 22 20082008-03-22March 22 20082008-03-22March 22 20082008-03-22Photograph of a seated figure in saffron-orange robes with long dark hair and a red bindi, sitting on a white-covered seat in a hall. Several women devotees in saffron and white saris, one in a blue top with green bangles, reach forward with open palms toward him, as if receiving blessing. A standing person in white and saffron stands behind, and a white-draped table holds a tray of offerings and flowers. A rudraksha mala and gold bangles are visible in the foreground. The scene appears to be a darshan or blessing session. A trident stands at the upper right corner of the frame.2008-03-22March 23 20082008-03-23Photograph of an indoor darshan session. A seated man on the right wears an orange sleeveless robe over a rudraksha mala, with long swept-back dark hair and a red tilak on his forehead; he holds small white papers and a stack of beaded items, with books and offering trays on a white cloth before him. Around him, devotees press in: a man in a white-and-beige checked shirt stands centre-left with a hand raised toward his head, a woman in a white sari and a man in an orange shawl with a rudraksha mala stand behind, and a woman in a white sari leans in from the bottom centre. Several other people are visible at the lower edge and left, and a standing fan and dark curtain appear at the top. Person count visible: roughly ten to twelve.2008-03-24A seated figure in an orange robe with long, swept-back dark hair and a rudraksha mala holds a tray of offerings and reaches toward a young woman in a peach sari with a white shawl, who bows her head. Around them, devotees in orange and white clothing sit or stand; a man in a white shirt and glasses leans in, and a shaved-headed monk in orange stands behind. A white-clothed attendant holds a plate near the top. A trident stands at the upper right, and a rudraksha mala and printed literature lie on the cloth in the foreground. The setting is an indoor hall with a ceiling fan, the seated figure is.2008-03-22March 22 20082008-03-22A photograph of a devotional gathering in an indoor hall with a red curtain behind. A man with long dark wavy hair, a red tilak on his forehead, orange robes and a rudraksha mala hands a small white bag and items to devotees, while a seated figure beside him holds a sheet of paper. Several devotees in white and orange clothes stand or bow with palms pressed together, including a woman in a white top with a folded-hands greeting and a man in white with a folded paper. Trays of rudraksha beads, small packets and printed booklets with blue and orange covers sit on a table at right. A standing man in orange and a man in red shirt stand behind. A trident is visible at the upper right edge.2008-03-23March 22 20082008-03-22Indoor photo of a crowd gathered around a seated figure in orange robes with long, dark, wavy hair and a wooden rudraksha mala, who is smiling and raising a hand toward the people in front. Around them, devotees and attendants stand and sit: a man on the left in an orange shawl and white clothes, a woman in white with her hair tied back holding a small card, a standing young monk in orange with a rudraksha mala, and a man in a red shirt behind. Red curtains and a wall fan are in the background. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure in orange with long hair and a rudraksha mala matches the page's description of the presiding figure at this event.2008-03-23March 23 20082008-03-23