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A figure in a bright yellow turban with a peacock-feather style ornament and a red bindi, wearing yellow robes and orange-beaded necklaces, places his right hand on the head of a young man with short black hair who bows his head. The figure holds a folded sheet of lined paper in his left hand and looks down at it. Behind them, a man in a white dhoti and a man in a dark shirt stand in the blurred background. The scene appears to be a blessing or darshan moment indoors.

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A photograph of a smiling man in a yellow turban and yellow saffron-coloured robe with a yellow shawl draped over his shoulder, wearing red-beaded rudraksha-style malas and a red bangle on his raised arm. He raises one hand in a blessing gesture while holding a sheet of white paper in the other. Several people in white and blue shirts stand around him, one on the left with palms pressed together in namaskar and head bowed. The background is a blurred indoor crowd. A purple logo appears in the upper left corner. Probable Swamiji is visible in the foreground with distinctive yellow turban, ornate clothing and beaded malas.2011-09-21A man in a cream turban and saffron-orange dhoti wrap with layered rudraksha mala necklaces and rudraksha bracelets stands in a crowded hall, placing his right hand on the head of a man in glasses and a white shirt who bows with his hands folded. The turbaned man holds a yellow paper in his left hand and has a red bindi on his forehead. Several people stand behind, including a shaved-headed man in white and a man in orange at right. The turbaned figure bears distinctive saffron clothing, rudraksha malas and a crown-like turban, consistent with Swamiji (probable), shown giving a blessing.2012-04-04September 14 20112011-09-14September 14 20112011-09-14A photograph of a darshan moment in an indoor hall. A man in a yellow turban and yellow saffron-coloured shawl, with layered beaded necklaces, red and gold bangles on his arms, and a red tilak on his forehead, rests his right hand on the head of a bare-chested devotee who bows with his palms pressed together. The devotee wears a rudraksha mala and an orange cloth draped over his shoulder. Several men in white shirts and dhotis stand behind them, and a projection screen glows in the background.2011-11-24A photograph of a blessing moment at an indoor hall. A figure in a yellow turban and yellow shawl with red-beaded necklaces and bangles places a hand on the head of a man with bowed head and folded hands. The blessed man wears a light green shirt with a blue collar. Around them, men in white shirts and dhotis stand watching, and a bald priest in a white cloth is at right. A projection screen and yellow banner appear in the background. a person is a candidate for the yellow-robed figure based on the distinctive yellow turban, shawl and beaded jewellery, but the appearance is not certain enough to confirm.2011-09-21October 04 20112011-10-04April 04 20122012-04-04A man in a white dhoti and light shirt bows with palms pressed together while a robed figure in a cream turban places a hand on his head. The turbaned figure wears long rudraksha mala necklaces, a red bindi, a bracelet of rudraksha beads, and white robes with a sash, and reads from a sheet of white paper. Behind them stand several onlookers, including a young man in a blue shirt with hands folded, a bald man in white, and a small child in olive clothing. Indoors, with a white wall and a framed picture at left.2012-04-03 +2 copiesNovember 24 20112011-11-24September 21 20112011-09-21A photograph of a devotional blessing. A man in orange robes with a saffron turban, long dark hair, white tilak on his forehead, rudraksha bead malas and gold bangles stands at right, placing his right hand on the head of a kneeling man in a blue-and-white striped shirt with folded hands. A white-clad man stands behind them, and a red curtain backdrop is visible. The orange-robed figure holds a folded white paper in his left hand. Candidate matches Swamiji by saffron dress, turban, long hair and rudraksha malas, but the face is not used for identification.2013-02-26 +1 copies