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A temple shrine with a stone canopy hung with orange cloth curtains and colourful woven panels. Inside, a golden deity murti with a crown and blue-and-yellow garment stands beside a second deity figure, both garlanded with marigold strands. Brass oil lamps and a kalasha-style offering sit on the stone platform. In front, a framed photograph of a long-haired man in orange robes seated cross-legged with a rudraksha mala is set on a red velvet chair draped with an orange cloth. A single person in orange robes stands at right, facing the photograph. The shrine is outdoors with greenery behind.

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A photograph of an outdoor shrine with grey stone pillars and orange drapes tied to red posts. Inside the shrine stands a deity murti pair with gold ornaments, yellow and blue cloth and yellow-and-white garlands, flanked by brass lamps and a brass kalasha. In front stands a framed printed portrait on a red and gold armchair, showing a person in orange robes with a white-and-beaded mala, seated with one hand raised. A woman in an orange sari stands at the right, facing the shrine.2009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02December 02 20092009-12-02A photograph of an open-sided shrine with a stone canopy and orange curtains hung on red-and-white posts. Inside stands a deity murti with gold ornaments and yellow and white garlands, flanked by brass lamps and a brass kalasha-style offering. In front, a framed portrait of a bearded-free man in saffron robes with a mala sits on a red upholstered chair with gold trim, draped with an orange cloth. To the right, a standing man in orange robes gestures with his hands, with a short mala around his neck and shoulder-length dark hair, near the portrait and throne. The setting is an outdoor ashram courtyard.2009-12-02A temple shrine with grey stone pillars and orange drapes hung on each side, framing a deity murti pair draped in marigold and yellow garlands, with a kalasha and brass lamps in front. In the foreground a framed portrait of a saffron-robed man wearing a rudraksha mala sits on a red throne-like chair and is garlanded with marigolds; the portrait is a printed depiction, not a physical person. A devotee in orange robes with a white garland stands at the right, facing the shrine.2009-12-29A photograph of a temple shrine under an open canopy with red columns and orange curtains. A stone deity murti pair stands in the arched niche, adorned with yellow and blue garlands, with brass lamps on either side. In front of the shrine, a framed portrait labelled with a garland shows a seated man in orange robes and beads, set on a maroon chair with a silver kalasha-like vessel and yellow flower garland at the base. A single man in orange robes stands at the left of the shrine. Stone walls and trees surround the structure.2009-12-05January 02 20102010-01-02 +1 copiesDecember 01 20092009-12-01 +2 copiesPhotograph of an open-sided temple shrine with grey stone pillars and carved panels, housing deity murti dressed in yellow and purple cloth with garlands and a trident-like staff. Red and orange drapes hang at the sides. In the foreground stands an ornate gold throne with red cushions holding a framed portrait of a long-haired figure in orange robes with a rudraksha mala, seated and raising one hand. A man in orange robes walks at the right edge of the shrine. Brass lamps and offerings sit before the deity, with a striped orange and white wall behind.2010-08-10 +1 copiesA photograph inside an open-sided stone temple shrine with grey carved pillars and orange curtains. At the centre sits a deity murti pair, a male figure with a trident and a consort, both adorned with gold jewellery and garlanded with marigold and yellow-orange flower strands, set before a golden arch. A framed portrait in orange robes with a white garland sits on a red-cushioned chair in the foreground, labelled with no visible text. A standing person in orange robes with long dark hair faces the shrine from the right, offering devotion. Brass lamps and a tray of offerings sit on the stone platform.2009-12-16December 05 20092009-12-05 +1 copiesDecember 21 20092009-12-21