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Outdoor scene on a dirt path beside a wooden pole fence and green trees, with a crowd of devotees holding small white paper cups, apparently drinking. Most wear white clothes: a man on the left in a white shirt with a lanyard and badge, a young man in a white shirt with a lanyard, a woman in a white sari, and a woman in a pink top with a white sari. A woman in a red-orange kurta with a white shawl holds a cup in the centre. A young man with curly hair in the foreground wears a yellow shawl over white clothes. A younger man at lower left in white with a lanyard sips from a cup. No a person candidate is visible in this crowd.

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Outdoor photo of a crowd of devotees standing and walking along a dusty dirt path beside a wooden pole fence and a small tree. Most people wear white traditional clothing: men in white shirts and white dhotis, women in white saris and white salwar-style outfits. Other women wear coloured saris in orange, yellow, blue and pink. A woman in the centre wears an orange-and-white sari and carries a brown handbag, while a young girl in a white top and jeans stands in front. Several people hold small items in their hands and appear to be waiting or moving in a line.December 02 20092009-12-02A large group of devotees walks along a dirt path shaded by green trees, many wearing orange-red shawls. In the foreground a woman in a red patterned sleeveless dress with a lanyard and a boy in a white kurta carry water bottles. Behind them an older man in white with red shawl, a man in a white dhoti with orange shawl, and an elderly couple in a yellow top and patterned shirt walk together, most holding water bottles. Pink umbrellas and a few white-clad participants appear among the crowd.2016-10-12Outdoor photograph on a reddish-brown dirt path among palm and leafy trees with a thatched yellow-roofed structure at right. A crowd of devotees, mostly in white, mill about in small groups. A man in a saffron-orange robe and dhoti stands at centre-left, facing a bare-headed man in a white kurta and dhoti. Women wear white saris with yellow and red borders and one wears a pink-and-white sari. Several men in white dhotis and kurtas walk toward the right, some carrying bags. The scene looks like a gathering or procession at an ashram-style campus.2010-01-01July 01 20092009-07-01Outdoor photo at an ashram compound with thatched-roof shelters, trees and a dirt courtyard. A central figure in an orange saffron robe with long dark hair stands holding a walking cane, facing a group. Around him are about six people in white dhoti and kurta clothing with saffron/orange shawls draped over their shoulders, some with long hair, and an older man in white with a rudraksha mala. A row of people in white stands at the left edge. Brick edging and a stacked brick pile are visible in the background, with more people milling beneath the thatched shelters.2006-10-07August 17 20062006-08-17Outdoor photograph on a dirt ground beneath a leafy tree, with a construction site and unfinished building behind a wooden fence. A group of devotees in white clothing gather in the foreground: a woman in a white sari with a black handbag, a woman in a white sari with yellow trim, a woman in a white outfit with a dark bag and a blue hair clip, and a person in a bright orange top and white trousers standing to the right. Behind them, several people in white kurtas and white dhotis stand and talk near the tree, with a boy in a white shirt at right. No clearly identifiable a person figure is visible.Outdoor photograph of devotees and ashramites standing on a paved walkway beside a white wall and a leafy tree at the Adi Kailasa ashram. Several men wear white kurta-style clothes with yellow or red lanyards; one man in a yellow t-shirt and glasses stands in the foreground, and a bald man in a white shirt and dark trousers bends over a grey stone pillar near a wooden doorway. A woman in white stands among them. No clear a person candidate is visible, so the figures are described by role only.2009-06-28November 27 20092009-11-27December 17 20062006-12-17December 17 20062006-12-17