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Three smiling men embrace in an indoor room with a forest backdrop mural. The man on the left, bare-chested in orange cloth with a rudraksha mala and gold pendant, wears a dark tilak on his forehead. The center man, with long dark hair, wears an orange shawl over pink clothing, a red and white tilak and a long white line on his forehead. A bald bearded man in orange robes and shawl stands at right with a red and white forehead mark. A green cloth lies at left.

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February 14 20132013-02-14February 14 20132013-02-14 +1 copiesFebruary 14 20132013-02-14Two smiling sannyasi men embrace closely in a crowded hall with blurred figures behind them. The man on the left, bare-chested, wears a saffron cloth over his shoulder, a dark rudraksha mala, a red tilak on his forehead and shoulder-length tousled grey-streaked hair. The man on the right wears a large black dreadlocked turban, white ash lines and a red bindi, a long beard, a red-and-gold wrap, multiple rudraksha malas and a silver pendant. Behind them, other figures in orange and white ritual clothing stand in the background.2019-01-01Two men embrace closely in an indoor room with pale grey walls and a cream-coloured sofa behind them. The man on the left wears a rust-brown dhoti and bare chest, with a gold bead necklace and a white and orange tilak on his forehead. He smiles broadly and has his hand on the back of the other man, who wears an orange robe with a peach-coloured shawl draped over his shoulders. Both men have dark hair.2013-02-09Photo of several bare-chested men in saffron/orange cloths embracing at an indoor event. A central man with a dreadlock-style hairstyle wrapped in rudraksha beads and a red tilak on his forehead smiles broadly while hugging another man whose hair is tied in a bun and who wears a saffron shawl and rudraksha mala. A man at left in a saffron wrap laughs, and a man at right wears rudraksha malas and glasses. Behind them hang orange draped fabric and a wall of black-and-white framed portraits. No visible identification of a person is made from appearance alone.2019-01-01February 14 20132013-02-14Two men in saffron and maroon sleeveless wraps embrace warmly at an indoor hall with white pillars and a light lattice roof. The man on the left wears an orange-saffron wrap and his face is turned away; the man on the right wears a maroon wrap with gold trim, a red tilak on his forehead, and multiple rudraksha mala strands and beaded bracelets on his arms. Behind them a bald man in a maroon wrap and gold-rimmed glasses smiles, and another man in a maroon wrap stands beside a display board of black-and-white photographs. Seated devotees in white and colourful clothes sit on the floor at left, and potted red heliconia plants stand near the pillars.2015-12-20February 14 20132013-02-14Two sannyasis in saffron-orange robes embrace in a hall with large blurred photographic prints of fiery imagery behind them. The man in front has short dark hair, a light beard and a gold bangle, with rudraksha beads on his wrist, and his arms are wrapped around the other man. Beside them, a sannyasi with long dreadlocked hair wound up on his head wears white vertical tilak marks, a rudraksha mala and a silver chain, and looks down. Additional people are blurred in the background.2019-01-01July 07 20122012-07-07February 09 20132013-02-09