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A photograph of a stage event with a dark red velvet curtain behind. In the centre, a man with swept-back dark hair stands with his back to the camera, bare-shouldered, wearing a brown and gold-bordered dhoti-style wrap with an orange shawl over his shoulder, holding a long white flower garland in both hands. On the left, a seated man in an orange robe and orange turban wears a rudraksha mala and a white beaded necklace, with a vermilion mark on his forehead. At the far right, a smiling seated man in a light beige suit, white shirt and red tie has a red forehead mark. Another figure in a light blue shirt sits partly behind them.

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A stage photo before a deep maroon velvet curtain with a gold fringe valance. A seated figure in orange robes and an orange turban, wearing a rudraksha mala and a white flower garland, raises one hand in blessing toward a man standing behind him. That standing man wears a brown and gold-bordered dhoti and shawl and a saffron-tinted cloth, and holds a white flower garland. On the left, a red throne with golden lion-head armrests. On the right, a man in a cream suit and red tie sits in an orange armchair, and a bald man in saffron robes smiles behind them. The seated orange-robed figure has long swept-back hair and ornate cues, so the appearance is a person candidate, seated in an honoured position while receiving garlanding.2013-10-20October 20 20132013-10-20October 20 20132013-10-20October 20 20132013-10-20October 20 20132013-10-20 +1 copiesOctober 20 20132013-10-20 +1 copiesA stage with deep red velvet drapery in the background. A man on the right, with long dark hair swept back, bare-chested and wearing an orange shawl with a brown and gold lower garment, smiles broadly and reaches out with both hands toward a seated man on the left. The seated man wears an orange turban, orange robes and a white flower garland, and smiles back with palms raised. Behind them, another man in orange and a bald-headed man in orange sit in the background, and an orange upholstered armchair fills the lower foreground. The shawl-wearing figure has distinctive long hair and orange clothing, so this is a probable Swamiji appearance.2013-10-20A photograph on a stage with a dark red velvet curtain. A man in a saffron-orange turban and saffron robes, wearing a white and orange flower garland and rudraksha mala, sits in an orange armchair smiling and pressing his palms together toward a bare-chested man in a brown and gold-bordered dhoti with an orange shawl, who bows and smiles while clasping his hands. Behind them a man in a blue shirt with an orange shawl and red tilak applauds, and at right a monk in orange robes with a white headband and rudraksha mala also applauds. A wooden walking staff rests against the chair's arm and a white lectern stands at the left edge.2013-10-20A photograph of a stage event with a dark red velvet curtain behind. A man in a bare-chested pose with an orange shawl draped over his shoulder and a brown and gold dhoti is smiling broadly and reaching forward to clasp hands with a seated man in an orange robe, an orange turban, a white flower garland and a red tilak on his forehead. A bald man in a blue shirt with a red tilak claps on the left, and another orange-clad figure is partly visible at the right edge.2013-10-20A stage event with a clear acrylic lectern on the left and deep red velvet drapes behind. A man in an orange turban, orange robe and white and red beaded garlands sits in an orange-draped armchair, smiling and pressing his palms together toward a bare-chested man in a brown and gold dhoti with an orange shawl, who approaches with hands extended. A man in a light blue shirt with an orange shawl stands at left clapping, a man in a grey suit and red tie sits at right, and a shaven-headed man in orange with a white forehead mark and rudraksha mala stands at far right, also applauding. Two physical people beyond the seated figure and the greeter are visible. A purple logo appears at the top left corner.2013-10-20February 06 20132013-02-06 +1 copiesOctober 20 20132013-10-20