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Indoor darshan scene at an ashram hall with red curtains and a white raised seat. A long-haired man in an orange robe sits on the white seat with his right hand raised toward a devotee, while a second orange-clad young monk stands beside him. A woman in a white sari with yellow shawl sits behind, and a tray holding rudraksha malas, sweets and small offerings rests near the seat. Around them, men in white shirts and dhotis, one in a blue shirt, and women in white and red stand close, with a devotee in a red blouse and a girl in a white dress with a braid in front. A fan and a banner with geometric patterns hang in the background. a person: the long-haired figure in orange, on the raised seat, presiding over the darshan, is a candidate by his long swept hair and saffron robe.

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Indoor darshan scene in a hall with a red curtain backdrop and colourful textile panels. A seated figure with long swept-back dark hair wears orange robes and sits on a large white throne-like chair, raising one hand toward devotees. A tray at the lower right holds rudraksha malas, a brass bowl and small offerings. Standing devotees in white clothes and orange shawls line up, holding papers, while a man in orange robes stands at the left and a shawled attendant stands behind the throne. Several women and older men in white clothing fill the foreground and background of the room.2008-03-26December 28 20062006-12-28March 26 20082008-03-26April 14 20122012-04-14March 26 20082008-03-26A seated figure in a rust-orange turban and saffron-and-gold robe, with a long rudraksha-style bead necklace, sits on a gilded throne in front of a red draped backdrop and places a hand on the forehead of a kneeling man. The man, in white kurta and an orange shawl, presses his palms together in anjali, eyes lowered. A photographer in white clothing with a camera stands at the upper right. Swamiji (probable) is the seated figure in the turban and saffron robe, giving a blessing or diksha-style touch to the devotee.2015-10-25A seated figure with a pink and white flower garland and green leaf garland, bare-shouldered in an orange-red wrap, sits on a red throne with gold lion-shaped armrests and applies a white ritual mark or tilak to a standing devotee. The devotee in a white shirt and orange shawl stands with palms pressed together in namaste before a silver staff with a gold base. Background shows a red and gold banner and another person in orange and white. Swamiji (probable): the seated figure has long dark hair, a ceremonial garland and orange-red clothing, matching the page's claim of his presence.2014-05-11March 25 20082008-03-25June 30 20162016-06-30A seated man with long swept-back dark hair wears a saffron-orange robe and sits on a white throne-like chair while a devotee in a red saree and another in a white top with braided hair kneel before him. His right hand rests on a devotee's head in blessing, and a paper slip is held up nearby. Behind him stands a woman in a yellow garment with a flower in her hair, with trays of fruit, sweets and rudraksha malas displayed on a white table in front. Several men in white shirts and dhotis, one with an orange shawl, stand watching in an indoor hall with red curtains and a ceiling fan. Swamiji (probable): the seated man in orange with long swept-back hair and a rudraksha-adorned presence.2008-03-26March 26 20082008-03-26A crowded indoor hall with a red curtain backdrop and colourful patterned pillars. A long-haired figure in orange robes and an orange shawl sits on a white throne-like chair with white cushions, receiving a devotee. A young man in white with an orange shawl and rudraksha mala stands behind him holding a plate. Devotees in white and orange shawls gather around, including a woman in a multicoloured sari. On a white cloth in front are rudraksha malas, small booklets, framed pictures and sweets. The figure in orange has long hair and wears orange clothing with rudraksha beads, though the appearance is not clear enough to confirm identity, so the seated figure is described by role only.2008-03-28