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A man in a white kurta sits in the foreground holding a small brass oil lamp with a lit flame in his right hand while speaking. He has short dark hair, a red kumkum mark on his forehead, a moustache and gold bangles on his wrist. A name badge with the word Awakening hangs from his shirt. Behind him, several seated people in white clothing have their hands pressed together in prayer in a hotel-style hall with patterned gold carpet. The scene suggests a satsang or lamp-lighting gathering.

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December 05 20132013-12-05September 24 20162016-09-24A photograph of a seated man in a pale green kurta with a black rudraksha mala and an orange lanyard with a badge, a tilak mark on his forehead, looking toward a younger man in white in the foreground who is holding papers. Behind them, several men in white clothes sit on dark chairs in a hall with gold decor and a red carpet. The seated man is not clearly identifiable from appearance, so no a person candidate is asserted.2016-09-27December 05 20132013-12-05Indoor photo at a Third Eye Awakening session. In the foreground, a man with his back to the camera in white clothes holds a sheet of paper. In the center, a seated man in a pale green kurta wears a dark rudraksha mala, an orange lanyard with a badge, and a vertical tilak mark on his forehead, looking toward the speaker. Behind them, several people in white clothes sit on dark chairs, with an orange cushion and gilded decor in the background.2016-09-27A man seated cross-legged on a patterned carpet performs an aarti, holding a small brass lamp with a lit flame aloft in his right hand and a bell in his left. He wears white kurta and pajama, a rudraksha mala with a bead pendant, and glasses, with a name badge on his chest. Behind him, several seated devotees in white clothes sit with palms pressed together in prayer. A small framed image sits at the lower left. The scene suggests a devotional puja gathering.2013-12-01December 16 20132013-12-16A seated man in white ritual clothing with gold-bordered dhoti and white shirt sits cross-legged on a floor covered with a pink and red mat, holding a brown coconut in his open left palm. He wears a white conference-style badge on his chest that reads Inner Awakening. Behind him, another person in a white sari with gold border sits on a chair, and an orange cushion lies at the right edge. The setting suggests a satsang or puja-style programme.2017-06-17A man in white ritual clothes holds a lit oil lamp in his right hand and a small brass bell in his left, eyes closed and smiling. He wears a long rudraksha mala, a pendant with a small portrait, and a name badge reading Inner Awakening. Vibhuti marks cover his forehead. Behind him, many seated devotees in white clothes sit with palms pressed together in namaskar, indicating a ceremony such as a puja or aarti at an indoor event.2013-12-07A photograph of a man with long dark hair in a bun, bare-shouldered, wearing a saffron-orange and gold-bordered wrap and a thick rudraksha mala, seated on a gold throne-like chair and raising his right hand to touch the forehead of an older man in a white kurta with gold embroidered trim. The older man, wearing a white badge lanyard, raises his hand in return. Behind them stand other men in white shirts with rudraksha malas and a woman in white and orange garments, with red curtains and a golden ornate object in the foreground. The seated figure has distinctive long hair, saffron wrap, rudraksha mala and gold-and-saffron ceremonial clothing, consistent with a person appearance; a person is marked unsure.2013-09-30August 18 20132013-08-18A man with closed eyes and a thick moustache sits in meditation at a satsang gathering, wearing a white cotton kurta with a small embroidered placket. A white name badge with an orange and blue logo hangs on his chest. Behind him, other seated devotees in white and black clothing, including a man in an orange-striped shirt and a smiling child in a red top, are visible. The setting appears to be an indoor hall with seated attendees.2012-07-06