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Indoor photo of a seated figure in a sleeveless red top and saffron-orange wrap, long dark hair tied back, receiving devotion. A woman in an orange-red sari bends low at his feet, touching them. Around them a crowd of about a dozen people stands barefoot or in light shirts and saris, several with folded hands or watching. A standing man in a white kurta wears a long orange shawl and a rudraksha-style mala, with wavy long hair. A framed picture hangs on the wall behind, and a man in white shirt stands at the right edge. The room has cream walls and warm lighting.

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Indoor photograph of a devotee house visit. A seated figure in a red sleeveless top and white cloth, with long dark hair tied back, sits on the floor facing a group of standing and kneeling devotees. A woman in a light blue and white shawl kneels with palms pressed together in namaskar. Around them, men in white shirts with rudraksha malas and women in saris, one in blue and one in a cream and brown sari, stand with hands folded. A young man on the right in white with a saffron stole stands near a wooden chair. A framed picture hangs on the wall behind the group, and a kalasha-style floral decoration is visible at the lower right. a person depicted as a presenter is not visually confirmed.2009-07-10August 08 20092009-08-08Indoor photograph of a devotional gathering in a plain room with white walls and a window. A bald man in a white shirt and white dhoti bends forward, pressing his palms together and holding the hands of a seated woman in a red top; she sits on a white cloth with a steel plate nearby. Beside him, a man in white with a red-and-white marked dhoti stands, and a man in a white shirt and dhoti kneels at the front. A standing person on the left in an orange robe holds a bouquet of flowers and a green leaf. Around them, devotees in white, saffron, red, yellow and blue saris and dhotis, with a red-and-orange shawl and rudraksha mala on one standing man, crowd together watching. Appears to be a padapuja or blessing moment; no tall figure with cues is clearly shown.2009-08-08July 10 20092009-07-10August 08 20092009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08August 08 20092009-08-08A photograph of a home visit in a plain interior room with a doorway and window grille. A long-haired man in an orange-red top and orange wrap sits low on a white sheet, smiling broadly as standing devotees gather around him. A man in a white shirt with a rudraksha mala and a black-and-white pen clipped to his pocket leans in, while another in a white shirt and grey trousers laughs nearby. A woman in a teal and maroon sari and a woman in white stand behind them, and several men in white shirts and dhotis press palms together in greeting at right. Probable Swamiji (probable) appears as the seated central figure, identified by long swept-back hair and saffron-orange clothing.2009-08-08Indoor photo in a home with a curved staircase and a framed artwork on the wall. A man in a white shirt and brown trousers stands bent forward with palms pressed together in greeting, facing a seated man in an orange sleeveless robe. Beside the seated man, a long-haired young man in a white kurta and white dhoti with a flowing orange shawl stands with hands joined, and a group of devotees including women in saris with folded hands watch and join in. Several men in white kurtas stand at the right near the staircase. The people are gathered in a respectful greeting, with one standing devotee bowing to the seated figure.2009-07-10August 08 20092009-08-08Indoor photograph in a home interior with a staircase and framed artwork. A man in a striped shirt and glasses kneels with palms pressed together in namaskar before a seated young man in an orange robe. Standing behind are a tall man in white with a long orange shawl, a woman in a blue sari with a gold necklace, a woman in a cream sari, and several men in white or light shirts smiling and joining palms. Four to six people are visible in the scene, with additional onlookers at the edges. The page does not indicate a person's presence, and no candidate is confidently identified by appearance, so the standing man in the orange shawl is described only by role.2009-07-10June 26 20142014-06-26