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Two-panel ink-and-wash sketch in grayscale, labelled 12 and 13, drawn as a devotee's artwork. Left panel: a seated young boy with a forehead tilak cross-legged on a tiled floor, holding a small object near his mouth beside a pillar. Right panel: a boy with a forehead tilak leaning over a circular stone well with a rope, lowering a bucket that holds a small figure, with shrubs around the wall. No readable text beyond the panel numbers. Figures are drawings, not physical people.

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2010 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-08-012010 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-08-012010 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-08-01A two-panel ink and wash sketch on white paper, made in a hand-drawn style. The left panel shows a young boy with short dark hair and a forehead mark, seated cross-legged in a niche with arched outline, eyes closed and smiling, holding a small ornate object in his hands. The right panel shows a shirtless boy kneeling on a tiled floor, holding a plate or bowl of offerings toward a small seated Ganesha murti placed on a raised platform. Small numerals appear in the corners and a purple logo mark sits at the lower left.2003-08-01A black-and-white ink-wash sketch in two panels, drawn as a devotee's illustration. On the left, a young man with short dark hair and a forehead marking sits at a desk, chin resting on his hand, while a thought bubble shows a bald, bare-chested figure leaning against a pillar with a hand raised to his head. On the right, a smiling young man with a forehead marking, collared shirt and folded arms rests on a desk. A panel number 15 and a small purple logo appear at the bottom.2003-08-01A black-and-white ink line drawing in a sketch style, possibly a devotee-made illustration. On the left, a young boy in a white shirt and dark shorts with a vertical tilak on his forehead stands beside a woman in a saree with a bindi, who holds a plate of food with his hand resting on her arm. On the right, a cluster of small circular head portraits shows several smiling or contemplative faces of adults and children, including a bald man, a bespectacled man, women with hair in buns or braids, and a boy with a tilak who holds a small object in his hands. No readable text appears in the drawing.2003-08-012010 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-08-01A two-panel illustrated graphic in a soft colour style. The upper panel shows a bare-chested young boy in a mint-green cloth sitting cross-legged in a cloud-shaped thought bubble, reaching toward a pale golden seated Ganesha murti with a raised trunk and a striated crown. The lower panel shows the same boy in blue shorts with a dark red rudraksha mala, seated cross-legged before a small glowing golden Ganesha murti on a tray of grains beside a metal cup, on a yellow pedestal with a hazy background. No physical people are present; both figures are drawn illustrations.2003-08-012010 - Fliers,Display boards,Hoardings2003-08-01A photograph of a single person seated cross-legged on a wooden platform with an orange cushion, outdoors on a paved courtyard. The person wears a saffron-orange robe draped over one shoulder, a dark rudraksha mala hanging across the chest, and has long dark hair, eyes closed in meditation. A brass kalasha-style vessel with a spout sits on the ground in front of them, with a small pile of red flowers and a folded cloth nearby. Behind are orange-painted ashram buildings, green shrubs, and a row of white deity statues. Appearance-based label: a person, seated in meditation with a brass vessel, rudraksha mala and saffron robes; the page does not state his presence at this event.2011-06-05A photograph of an abhishekam at a stone Shivalinga on a tiered black stone yoni-peetha base inside a temple hall. A shaved-headed man in a saffron-orange robe stands at left pouring water from a brass vessel over the linga, and water streams down the base. Behind him, two more men in orange garments assist, and a seated figure in orange sits at far left near brass pots. At right, a gilded deity murti draped in a teal and red silk cloth stands beside the sanctum. The hall has plain grey stone ceilings and columns.2007-02-23Yogananda Puri +1 copies