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A photograph of an indoor reception in a room with glass-front bookshelves and a gold-framed red velvet throne-style chair at left. A person in a red turban, orange-and-gold-striped wrap and a red-and-white flower garland stands smiling and reaches toward a cardboard box of oranges held by a man in a light blue shirt at right. Behind them a bare-chested monastic in a maroon robe and rudraksha mala stands beside a bookshelf, and an older man in a white shirt watches at the far right. Probable Swamiji (probable) is the figure in the red turban and garland, identified by the turban, garland and orange-gold wrap, receiving the offering as a VIP visit. Five people are visible.

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June 05 20152015-06-05Indoor photo in a room with a glass-fronted bookcase of books and a gold-framed red-cushioned seat. A figure in a red turban, saffron-orange robes with gold borders and a red-and-white flower garland stands at left, smiling and holding a cardboard box of oranges and handing one to a man in a white shirt who kneels before them. Behind them a bald attendant in orange robes and rudraksha mala, with white forehead markings, holds a brass vessel. At right a man in a light turquoise shirt gestures beside a red-cushioned gold chair with a brass tray of offerings and fruit.2015-06-05A man in a red-orange turban and reddish-brown robe with a gold-toned chain and a red and white flower garland stands beside a gold-framed red chair, holding a wrapped basket of fruit in both hands and smiling. Behind him a bald man with white tilak marks wears a brown robe and rudraksha mala and holds a small silver bowl. To the right a visitor in a light beige shirt and an orange-gold shawl, with a wristwatch and rings, smiles toward the basket-holder. An orange upholstered sofa, a Ganesha picture on the wall, bookshelves and water bottles on a table complete the room.2015-06-05A photograph of an indoor room with a gold-framed red throne chair at left and an orange-cushioned sofa at right, with bookshelves behind. A person in a red turban, rudraksha-style red and white flower garland, and orange-and-gold dhoti stands at left, smiling, reaching to receive a woven basket of fruit offered by an older man in white shirt and orange shawl at right. Beside the first figure stands a bald man in a saffron-brown robe with a rudraksha mala, smiling. At far right, a man in a pink striped shirt watches. A wrapped gift bundle sits on a table at left.2015-06-05June 05 20152015-06-05June 05 20152015-06-05June 28 20142014-06-28 +1 copiesIndoor room with red curtains and an ornate gold-framed throne-style chair. A smiling man in a red-orange turban, orange-saffron robes, a gold ceremonial necklace and a blue-and-gold shawl stands near the chair and gestures with his hand, with a rudraksha-style mala visible on an assistant. A man in a white shirt with a red mark on his forehead stands near an open door and extends his hand toward the figure, while a seated man in white with a red and gold shawl sits on an orange-cushioned gold chair at left. On the right, a bald attendant in orange robes and a beaded mala holds a basket of fruit. A fruit plate sits on a small table, and a water bottle is visible. Swamiji (probable) cues: red-orange turban, saffron robes and gold ceremonial necklace on the standing central figure.2015-08-20June 05 20152015-06-05June 05 20152015-06-05June 05 20152015-06-05Indoor photo of a seated figure in a red-brown turban and rust-coloured robe with long rudraksha mala beads, seated on a leopard-print cushioned golden throne and offering red apples from a plate to a standing man in a navy polo shirt and orange shawl. Behind them, a man in orange with beaded necklaces stands beside a cameraman in white holding a camera, and a gilded ornate backdrop with painted panels fills the room. A tray of apples sits on a table in front. The seated figure appears to be Swamiji (probable), based on the turban, rudraksha mala and saffron-toned robe, and holds the apples as the central act of the scene. Four people are visible.2016-05-18