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A photograph of a seated man with a dark braided topknot, a vertical tilak and white sacred ash on his forehead and arms, wearing a long red-pink garland and rudraksha bracelets. He keeps his eyes closed and smiles while another person touches his head and a third holds a white card near him. Behind him stands an ornate silver and gold throne with a gilded lion-like backrest, and a red cloth lies on the seat. The man is a person candidate by the distinctive topknot, rudraksha, garlands and gold adornments, though not certain.

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April 22 20182018-04-22April 22 20182018-04-22A photograph of a seated man in saffron-orange robes with long dark dreadlocks, a white vertical tilak on his forehead and red-orange tilak, wearing a long yellow flower garland and a rudraksha mala on his wrist. He sits on an ornate silver throne with a leopard-print cushion, smiling as he raises a hand to touch the head of a kneeling devotee in a white kurta with an orange shawl. Another person's arm holding two sheets of paper and rudraksha bracelets is visible at left, with a red curtain behind and a silver lion figure at lower left. a person: the saffron robes, dreadlocks, rudraksha mala and gold garland match the presentation of the page's named teacher while seated on the throne.2017-10-01April 22 20182018-04-22March 04 20182018-03-04September 10 20172017-09-10 +2 copiesMay 10 20182018-05-10 +1 copiesA photograph of a smiling bearded man seated on an ornate gold throne, wearing a rudraksha bead crown with a gold crescent ornament at the top, a white horizontal forehead marking with a red dot, a rust-orange robe, and layered rudraksha malas with gold chains. He wears pink and white flower garlands over his shoulders and a gold earring. Beside him, a man in a white garment with an orange-patterned shawl raises a hand with an ash or paste marking near the seated figure's forehead. The background is gold-carved decoration. Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure with crown, rudraksha malas and saffron-orange robe; he is shown in person receiving a ritual gesture. Only two people are visible.2017-03-14April 20 20172017-04-20September 24 20172017-09-24September 24 20172017-09-24April 22 20182018-04-22