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Two seated men in plain white kurta-style clothing wear long rudraksha mala garlands against a red draped backdrop. The older man with grey hair leans in to whisper into the ear of the younger man with dark hair, who has his eyes closed. A small name badge hangs from the younger man's collar.

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Two men in white kurta-style clothing and rudraksha malas sit close together in front of a deep red draped backdrop. The man on the right, with short silver-grey hair, cups his hand to the ear of the younger man on the left, who has short black hair, a moustache and a red tilak on his forehead, and keeps his eyes closed. A white badge hangs from the left man's clothing. Both wear layered rudraksha beads, and the scene appears to be a seated gathering or satsang setting.2014-09-27September 27 20142014-09-27September 27 20142014-09-27Two men sit close together at an indoor event. The older man in front wears a white kurta and a dark beaded rudraksha-style mala, with a small red mark on his forehead, and looks down. A younger man in a white shirt leans in from the right, his hand resting on the older man's shoulder, with a white event badge on his shirt. Behind them, other people wear white and red clothing. The older man shows no distinctive a person cues such as long hair, a crown or saffron ornate clothing, so his identity is uncertain.2013-09-12December 17 20162016-12-17Two men in white kurta-style clothing sit close together on a light floor in front of a red curtain with gold-patterned panels. The man on the left, with black beads around his neck and a pendant, looks down with eyes lowered. The man on the right, wearing glasses and multiple rudraksha malas with an orange tassel at his wrist, leans toward him and rests his hand near the other's face. Both wear lanyard ID badges with photos and printed text.2014-09-27February 22 20152015-02-22Two men in white kurta-style shirts sit side by side at a temple or ashram event, both wearing long rudraksha mala garlands and white vibhuti forehead marks. The man on the left, with short greying hair and a red bindi, has a dark pendant on his chest. The man on the right has a black beaded mala and a dark moustache. Behind them, devotees in saffron and orange garments sit in the hall, and red and green decorations appear at the right edge.2015-02-02September 05 20122012-09-05December 17 20102010-12-17February 08 20122012-02-08December 18 20172017-12-18