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A photograph of a single seated man against a near-black backdrop, lit warmly. He wears a leopard-print turban with a small crescent ornament at the front and a red tilak on the forehead, a saffron-red shawl draped over his shoulders, multiple rudraksha mala strands, a silver pendant, and a leopard-print waist cloth. Rudraksha armbands are on both upper arms. A red cushioned seat and a leopard-print fabric hang at the left edge.

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A man seated on a red cushioned throne in a dark setting, smiling with eyes closed. He wears an orange-red shawl over bare shoulders, leopard-print cloth around his waist and a leopard-print headband with a crescent ornament on top. Multiple tiers of rudraksha malas hang on his chest, with a silver pendant and gold chain. Gold armlets with rudraksha beads are on his upper arms, and a red tilak marks his forehead. A leopard-print drape and wooden seat frame appear at the left edge. Swamiji (probable): long hair, ceremonial shawl and rudraksha malas, seated in a teaching posture.2017-08-26August 26 20172017-08-26 +1 copiesAugust 26 20172017-08-26 +1 copiesA photograph of a single seated man against a dark background, wearing a leopard-print headband with a crescent moon ornament on top, a red tilak on his forehead, layered rudraksha malas, a rudraksha armband, an ornate gold-and-silver pendant, and an orange-red garment with a leopard-print waist wrap. He sits on a red-cushioned seat with a leopard-print drape hanging to the left. Swamiji (probable): the long hair, crescent moon crown, saffron-orange clothing and rudraksha malas are consistent with the page's identification, so the figure is described as the person seated in the scene.2017-08-26A photograph of a smiling man seated on a dark stage, wearing a leopard-print turban with a small crescent ornament and a red tilak on his forehead. He is bare-shouldered with a red-orange shawl draped over one shoulder and a gold-edged red wrap, with multiple strands of rudraksha malas, a silver pendant, gold necklace, arm bands of rudraksha beads, and a leopard-print waist cloth. Wooden furniture and a leopard-print cushion are visible at the edges. The man is alone on stage and the image shows a seated satsang setting, with a single physical person present; appearance-based cues are distinctive (rudraksha malas, saffron-red ornate clothing, crescent ornament), so this is a person candidate in person.2017-08-26A seated man in a dimly lit setting with eyes closed and a slight smile, sitting on a red cushioned seat draped with leopard-print fabric. He wears a leopard-print headband with a small silver crescent at the front, a red tilak mark on his forehead, and layered rudraksha malas over a red-orange garment with a leopard-print waist cloth. Small ornamental armbands of rudraksha beads sit on his upper arms, and a silver pendant hangs at his chest. A dark background frames the figure, with a leopard-print cloth hanging at the left edge.2017-08-26A man seated against a dark background, smiling with eyes half-closed. He wears a leopard-print headwrap topped with a small silver crescent ornament, a red tilak on his forehead, and a rust-red garment with gold-toned borders over one shoulder. He has multiple strands of rudraksha beads across his chest, rudraksha armbands on both upper arms, a gold chain, and a silver pendant. A leopard-print cloth is wrapped at his waist. A wooden structure with leopard-print fabric is visible at the left edge.2017-08-26August 26 20172017-08-26August 26 20172017-08-26A photograph of a single seated man against a dark background, smiling warmly. He wears a leopard-print headband topped with a small silver crescent, a red tilak on the forehead, and gold earrings. Multiple strands of brown rudraksha malas hang over an orange-red shawl with gold border, a silver pendant at the chest, and rudraksha armbands. A leopard-print cloth is wrapped at the waist. Swamiji (probable): the appearance cues of long hair, a crescent crown, orange-red clothing and multiple rudraksha malas are visible on this seated figure, consistent with the page's reference to a satsang.2017-08-26August 26 20172017-08-26 +1 copiesAugust 26 20172017-08-26