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Indoor photo on a red-tiled stage with a purple curtain and a decorated pillar. A woman in an orange sari with long dark hair touches a seated older man's forehead with her hand, while a man in orange bends down to touch his feet on a white cloth-covered mat. A seated older man in white clothes and a white shawl receives the blessing. Standing attendants in white kurtas and orange stoles watch, and a man in orange stands behind the group near a water bottle. The page says Swamiji is at this event, but the seated man's appearance is not clearly distinctive, so his identity is uncertain; he is described by role only.

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June 20 20082008-06-20A photograph of a stage event with red tiled floor and dark blue curtains. A seated figure with long swept-back dark hair, wearing an orange-saffron garment, sits on a large white cushioned seat with white pillows. An older man in white clothes kneels on a white-covered mat in front of the seat and raises his hands toward the seated figure's head in a blessing gesture. A woman in orange and white kneels at the right edge, and a second orange-robed figure sits behind. Two men in white dhotis or white shirts with orange shawls stand at the left near a maroon curtain. A yellow and orange patterned banner hangs on a pillar, and a microphone stand and a fan are visible. The seated figure shows distinctive long hair and saffron robes, but the identification is uncertain.2008-02-03Indoor photo of a darshan scene on a stage with red floor tiles and a dark blue curtain. A seated figure in a saffron-orange robe with long, swept-back dark hair sits on a white cushioned throne with a white backrest. A man in white clothes kneels on a white mat, holding a small plate and offering to the seated figure. Behind them a young woman in white with an orange shawl kneels at the right, and to the left, several people in white and orange stand and sit near a colourful patterned pillar and a plant. A standing fan and microphone stand are visible. The scene appears to be a devotee receiving darshan.2008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03June 20 20082008-06-20A photograph of a darshan moment on a raised stage with red tiled floor and a dark blue curtain backdrop. A long-haired figure in saffron-orange robes sits on a white-covered throne-like seat, one arm extended and raised toward a man kneeling on a white mattress in white clothes, who has his hand raised in greeting. A seated man in orange garments sits at lower left, and a woman in white with an orange shawl kneels at lower right near a microphone stand. Standing on the left, several men in white dhotis and white shirts, some with orange shawls, observe. A decorative painted pillar with geometric and floral patterns rises behind the throne. The saffron-clad figure on the throne displays distinctive long swept-back hair and orange robes, which matches the probable presentation of the page's subject, while the setting shows a convention darshan.2008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03A photograph on a stage with dark blue curtains and a red-tiled floor. A figure with long dark hair in an orange-saffron robe sits on a white-draped throne-like seat, with a white round backdrop behind. A woman in a white saree with a gold border kneels before him, her hand raised to his head in blessing. A shaved-headed man in orange kneels at left, and a standing woman in orange and white stands at the right edge. Two electric fans and a yellow, red and blue patterned pillar frame the scene.2008-02-03A photograph of a ceremony on a stage with dark maroon curtains. A man in an orange saffron robe with a rudraksha mala and a gold necklace sits on a white-draped seat with white cushions. A woman in white with a yellow-bordered sari kneels before him near a white-covered bed or platform. Around them stand men in white dhotis and women in white or orange saris, one with folded hands in namaste. A younger person in orange stands nearby. The seated man appears to be a person by visible cues of saffron clothing, rudraksha and gold ornaments, presented as the central honoured figure.2008-06-20February 03 20082008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03February 03 20082008-02-03